Thanks. So, 6000 X 0.224808943 = 1348.85366 pounds? That sounds like a lot, but considering the leverage angles, maybe not.
So, 1348 pounds lifting weight, and a stroke of about 8 1/2 inches It says 500mm(specs from website) but there may be changeable limits inside. I'm not inclined to open it up, so 8 1/2 inches will do fine.
My first idea is to make some sort of lift mechanism for a work bench. I have a cramped shop. And this bench has a grinder, belt sander, and currently, a 9" bandsaw(borrowed), but have thought of mounting my 6" jointer where the bandsaw is. I've thought of having a set of casters, either crank down, or some sort of pedal actuated setup, that would push casters out the bottom to move it easily. But now, I could do that at the touch of a button.
Any other ideas? I thought of a bike lift, but that's what I have a center stand for. Besides, 8 1/2 " ain't much lift.
I mentioned mine has a different power supply. Mine has a battery backup, 2 9V batteries. This was an old folks chair that not only reclined, but raised the seat up for those who needed help getting out of a chair.
