Can't burn off anymore fat.

I've had a lot of personal trainers over the years and the one thing that is universal has been that diet is #1. You won't have the bod you want without the right diet. As far as the "right diet" just watch your calories, get in high protein and tweak tweak tweak until you get the results you want. Everyone's different.

Personally my body stops losing at around 170-175 (I'm 5'10 have muscle and workout pretty intensely 5-7x per week) at that point I need to restrict carbs after 2/3pm. I am not perfect at this, but this is what it takes to get down to the next level. For me. From this point forward I have to keep the carbs low to get the leanness I want. Working out is great but will only get you so far. Diet then plays the main role. I wish it was the other way around because for me the cardio and weightlifting is a breeze, it's the dieting that is "work" for me. I rely a lot on the Costco brand pre-made premier protein shakes. They only have 160 calories and 30g of protein. When I am really eager to drop 'em I sub one of these for dinner and make sure to workout in the afternoon so that I feel satiated with just a shake. If I don't work out I seem to crave more at night. I started going to a weight loss clinic a few weeks ago to get some phentermine to help me with the evening cravings. Again, I wouldn't recommend this for everyone, but personally I needed an extra aid.

Have you seen the Hodge Twins channel on Youtube? They have many channels actually, but one of them is their Intermittent Fasting channel called "fastingtwins" and they talk about how "Intermittent Fasting" works well with getting rid of not only fat but stubborn fat whether it be in your belly or any where else. Check it out I highly recommend it, I am doing Intermittent Fasting myself and it has worked wonders.

Here is their channel: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7FP6UyeIEiqvrvpw8nFRnw

All IF is, is a tool that helps you with when to eat and when NOT to eat. I myself am doing 18/6 which means I have a 6 hour eating window where I get ALL of my caloric and macros in for the day. I do from 11am-5pm, after 5pm I do not eat, I fast for 18 hours and don't eat again until 11am the next day. This will not and I repeat will NOT burn muscle while you're fasted. When you're fasting your body goes into fat burning mode and burns all kinds of fat. You will burn fat off quicker if you incorporate cardio and your workout with it. Be sure to train fasted though because that's when your body needs the most energy, since you're on empty, your body goes after fat for energy and burns all kinds of fat.

So I should work out when Im hungry?

Look at leangains.com--he breaks it all down and describes his intermittent fasting routine, but there are other variants.

Haven't read all the posts yet so sorry if this already has been suggested, but clearly your lifting workouts are okay. If you want to lean out,, figure out your TDEE and try to consume 20% under that. Keep lifting but not to get bigger. To help you with your deficit, put in some running or long walks. Guaranteed 6 pack within a few months.

I do lift but I guess not enough. I rep out 225 on bench about 20 times (3 sets) and I mainly do power cleans up to 250lbs and I run on a treadmill until I have burned 2000 calories. but I only run maybe 3 times a week.

Less cardio. That should give you more strength for the lifting, which will help you retain your muscles (if you're doing a cut). It'll help you build muscles if you're doing a bulk (calorie surplus). Basically, cardio can help make an easy calorie deficit. It doesn't make you more muscular. It can actually make lifting suffer. Working on things that require more muscles make you more muscular.

Track your food. Eat less.

Exactly. If you don't estimate your calories in then you will not likely be able to get as lean as you seem to want to be. Get a reasonable estimate of calories consumed and compare it to a reasonable estimate of calories burned. As long as in is a bit less than out, you will lose. It really is that simple. Track your food.