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: What are the inside dimensions of the bowl... distance to center spindle and height?
Document: The second tumbler I received did exactly the same as the first. I have tried it on multiple surfaces with different tensions on the bowl and lid fasteners and it resulted with zero effect. I would return for refund but it's will suffice as long as there is enough media inside and not to mention the fact that I'm not willing to pay more for a higher end item.Lyman Pro 1200 ***Amazon *****
Does what it suppose to do. Can't ask for more than that. Makes old casings look new inside and out
I have used this product before and loved it. The one I just ordered had good packaging, but the bowl shaft was bent, after removing the bowl and straightening, I was back in business. If it wouldnt have shown up with the bent shaft, I would have given it 4 stars
Tumbler works just great. A little bit of a hassle to pour the media out but you can still separate it thanks to the slotted lid. I did purchase the optional bowl that fits beneath the original and allows you to dump the media while the tumbler is running. Kind of noisy but that works even better than a Separator does
So far so good. It is quieter than I expected, just make sure that the nuts on the bowl and the lid are tight, otherwise it will be louder. Tumbler stays put and doesn't walk around. The slotted lid works well to &#34;toss&#34; the brass and separate media into a paper bag or box or whatever.
The Lyman Pro 1200 operates ok but is out of balance. I contacted Lyman and I was informed that the media is supposed to lay level in the bowl while it tumbles. While on a level and stable surface, with the bowl and lid secured tightly, the media will pile to the back side. When I explained this to the Lyman Rep. they stated that it was not supposed to do that and it was out of balance and for me to return it to Amazon.
These types of assemblies should be referred to as &#34;media vibrators&#34; and not tumblers. After only a couple of years, my Hornady developed cracks on the side of the plastic bowl. I could not find a replacement bowl for the Hornady so I decided to purchase the Lyman. The bowl on the Lyman is made of thinner plastic than the Hornady, I hope it lasts longer. The Lyman did not come with an in-line power switch like the Hornady.
4 Stars but would still recommend... She does just what Lyman says, the cases come out quite nice (outside, not inside) and am very pleased... These types of case cleaners are all noisy and viabrate a lot, that is what gets the cases clean. The only issue would be the spillage out the unit while she is tumbling the cases. Maybe I should lessen the amount of product but it is still messy...
I purchased this before I started reloading, I would get spent brass and clean as I bought everything else a little at a time. I works great I have nothing negative to say about this. The top is slotted so you can pour out the cleaning media while the brass is still inside. I have left running all day and over night ( yeah I for got ) and it was still going...and I had brass that looked like gold!
I have tumbled over 1000  of 45 ACP cases and about 75 of 30-06 so far. Tumbler is easy to fill and load. The cover works well for keeping everything inside while tumbling and doubles as a separator when done cleaning the brass. I used Lyman walnut media with a couple of caps of Nu Finish car polish. Unit was quieter than I was expecting after reading other reviews commenting about this one being noisy. Very satisfied with this product and would buy again.
Answer: no