Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: How did you determine which wheel size diameter to use?
Document: The Taylor Made dock wheel is a hefty device. Takes some of the worry out of docking. Works well when backing into my tight slip in a 41 ft, 20,000 lb sailboat.
I orders the 18" docking wheel and I was surprised to find after I had installed it to the dock that the hardware was missing. I called the vendor and I am still awaiting for any type of call back. Don't think I will be buying from this vendor again.Capt. Ken Pappas
Product is Taylor made as described. My wheel arrived missing hardware ( washers and pvc bushing). had the hardware been in the box this would be 5 star.I called Taylor Made cust. service and they are shipping me the missing parts.The box had a rip in the corner and I'm sure that the parts went missing in shipping.
I too have a small space where I back in my Center Console boat. There is usually waves and sometimes a bit of wind. I had a habit of scraping the port side of my boat on the corner of the floating dock.In my second attempt at docking after the installation, a water skier passed too close to the dock creating a great deal of disturbance. Thank goodness for the wheel, it saved the day. A bit overpriced, thus 4 start rather than 5.
My old slip had the standard rubber edge pads that eventually always came loose or would pull away. This is a much better system.
I recently moved my 41 foot Hunter sailboat to a new marina dock that is concrete but has wooden sides and edges. Even though I have a single 50foot slip, there are days when the wind is up high and will suddenly swing the boat as I am backing in. The docking wheels are large and sturdy enough to handle the stress when pushed against and are a great help in "rolling" the boat into the slip to be secured by lines.
Answer: no