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: I have no garage, would like to install this hoist outside under a deck.  Will the hardware tolerate outdoor conditions?
Document: Does all I wanted for getting my 49lb kayak and 79lb canoe (wear gloves to hoist and let down) suspended from the ceiling of my garage. Rope could be a little heavier. After time it looks like it will fray.
I am very pleased overall with this hoist. Simple to install, it took about 30 minutes from start to finish. The directions could be better written but easy enough to understand.2 minor issues worth mentioning - 1) straps for the boat are very long. I actually wrapped them around the boat twice in order to keep the boat from hanging down too low. 2) the included rope is not the best and seems like it will start to fray pretty easily.
I am a short female, and I think it only took me about an hour to install both of them, which is pretty good for me considering it usually takes me longer to assemble Ikea furniture. The diagrams are very helpful and the package arrived on time. Overall, I would recommend this product very much.
If you do not have over 9 feet of ceiling height you will probably need to purchase another set of shorter suspending straps as the included ones leave the kayak too low to walk under. Harbor Freight had shorter and wider straps for under $10 and now I can walk under my kayak. You need to practice with the rope and clutch system so you can raise and lower the kayak on the level. Works quite well for the price of the hoist and ease of the install.
Lifting the kayak up on the pully system took 2 people. It did not work as slick as I thought it would.
This hoist does exactly what it says, and lifts the kayak quite easily. It was pretty easy to install. I'm a 61 year old female, and installed it by myself. Directions aren't perfect, but if you take your time, and think ahead a little, it's pretty straight forward.
I think that if I had put the brackets closer to 4' apart, rather than the 5'+ that I did, the straps would be around the wider part of the kayak, and would therefore bring the kayak a bit closer to the ceiling. I'll probably make that adjustment next season, and see what happens. But overall, it gets my kayak up off the floor, so I have more room to store more &#34;stuff&#34;. I'd definitely recommend.
The hoist works fine and the price was great.. But the rope quality isn't great and prob won't last long if used frequently.Also, the directions were basically blurry pictures and broken English, which made install take slightly longer than it should.Overall, it's great once installed if you're only going to use it to store something.
This ceiling mount kayak hoist was easy to install and is relatively easy to operate. Some advice: Before starting the installation, check on the best place on the kayak to have it suspended. Your particular kayak's  composition, length, bulkhead may alter this recommendation. Some kayaks are recommended to be stored when suspended upside down. You need this information so you can space the ceiling anchors appropriately.
Product was just what I was looking for to open up floor space in my garage. Performs as stated in the add.
Answer: yes