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I'm assuming you're referring to the belt you're actually sanding on. For the TBS800 model the belt is a 75 x 533mm size. Try this website for a owners manual. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1381717/Toledo-Tbs-800.html?page=2#manual

DARN..Reliant was the house brand of Trendlines/Woodworker's Warehouse. They have been out of business for a 20 years.seems similar to the Grizzly model G1183 or G1276 Combination Sander 6" x 48" Belt 12" Disc (except blue not green) maybe that'll help.

Try reaching out to Repair Tool Parts.... Toll Free: 888-982-6540

try this link copy and paste http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/detail.aspx?id=3306

Here"s some "parts" units....... https://picclick.com/Black-Decker-Finishing-Sander-Model7404-352031412054.html

Not sure where your located...but if you take the switch out and go to Grainger's I'm confident they can help you.

There is some help here and some parts, but it is a pretty old machine. Well made though! https://www.google.com/search?q=Rockwell+model+90+3+x+21+belt+sander ..

remove belt and see if belt rear drum is moving, it so replace belt.

try tightening belt buy using adjustments. refer to instructions.

It is not possible to do that. You can't search posters. You could have put a question in that post, or you could post your own question, something like make model drum sander. I need new abrasive rolls please. There are discs here https://www.google.com/search?q=4+1%2F2%22+sticky+discs+for+a+drum+sander Or just go for generic Drum Sander Sleeves https://www.google.com/search?q=drum+sander+sleeves ..

you can but would need to chase down the needed overhaul parts or send in to a repair shop but give it a good cleaning and lube the bearings first

Spec sheet and video, but no manual online. https://www.google.com/search?q=woodtek+109352+drum+sander+manual ..

Not much on it! https://www.google.com/search?q=manual+for+Black+and+Decker+Work+Wheel+power+stripper+and+sander+no+7470%2F7471 ..

This the closest I can find for free http://www.mdc.umn.edu/facility/files/Power%20Sander%20User%20Manual.pdf Your one is $9.38 on eBay. https://www.ebay.com/itm/165109951958 https://www.google.com/search?q=351.22638+manual ..

Is it worth the time and effort as a new one is not expensive.

I used to have an oil gun - like one of the old fashioned straight grease guns but for oil. It had a fine point and delivered oil at high pressure - the harder the push the greater the fluid pressure and the more force of the point against the oil nipple which provided an effective seal. An oil-filled syringe with a short piece of flexible tube pressed over the spout might provide a solution. If the flexible tube is pressed all the way up the spout to the body and then is trimmed to be slightly proud of the spout, when pressed hard against the ball valve might provide a seal and enough fluid pressure to force the ball from the seat...

You didn't describe the sander so it is difficult to know the type but generally the backing pad of many designs, such as the random orbit type, the mouse and the triangular type is considered a consumable item and is expected to wear out and need replacing periodically and having bought it in April, had it been in regular use, it could now reasonably be worn out. No warranty covers fair wear and tear so at face value Lowes could justifiably feel they are in the right. It should be clear on inspection that the item isn't worn out but broken and hasn't been used very much and it should be possible to find someone there with the sense to recognise the truth of this - but how long is the warranty period? I know many American power tools only have a crazy and unfair 90 day warranty. Something that breaks the first time it is used clearly has a manufacturing defect and if the product is still in warranty it should be covered. Regardless of warranty you made a contract with the retailer that in return for an amount of money, they would supply you with an item of merchantable quality. The item wasn't of merchantable quality and therefore the retailer is in breach of the contract they made with you. I suggest you put this in writing and send it by recorded mail addressed to the general manager of the store asking when it would be convenient for him or her to view the item.

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sorry , this site is not a retail shop go you the local agent for that unit