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: Can I water my lawn by pumping water for my pond?
Document: It's cheap and it does the job. Serves as a back up for primary pump. I installed it aft to pump excess water in stern,
Out in the delta the ski compartment stays empty when water splashes over the bow on the delta. I would use a big bilge pump for the back of the boat so it will drain if you get swamped. Or even use tow of them.
I was in need for a small pump for moving some water in a hydrodynamics application. Didn't want a AC powered pump, and wasn't all that impressed by many easily available pumps at the big box stores, so why not grab a bilge pump. Works perfect for what I need it for.
I bought this pump about 10 years ago to pump water out of my creek and into my garden to irrigate it. Fantastic little pump! I hooked it up to a 30 watt solar panel and it pumps like crazy! Lifted the water up 6 feet and over 50 into my raised beds!
This little baby saved me a fortune,  I live in a swamp and my septic gets completely flooded when it rains hard. I rigged this up to a solar battery and it just skims the top layers of water off which allows for me to at least use the toilets . I know it is not made for this and I am carful not to allow it to go too deep and pick up particle matter.
I am going for a road trip in Utah/Arizona staying in National and state parks. Most of these parks do not have hot showers but they have fresh water. A few weeks ago I saw on YouTube how a guy used this bilge pump to have a shower on a campground. My RV has propane gas but does not have a shower. I will try it on my trip next month.
Works really good for washing the sand off yourself. I used a large zip strip to tie it down to a brick, that way it doesn't float back onto shore, which worked nicely. I just used about 15ft of speaker wire as a lead but had to use a chair to hold the battery out of the water.After running it through salt water, I can see the motor shaft and it is NOT rusty, which is a good sign.
Almost sank my little 13' sea king when my humanly weighted bow tipped under as I let off the throttle. It took about 5 wet panicky minutes for the little guy to clear the 3-4 inches of water. So if my calculations are right I had about 30-40 gallons of water in the boat. The only reason i'm givin four stars is that I should have bought the bigger one, i admit it.
Bought this for beach trips. Basically wanna toss it out shore and use it to pump water on shore for things as sand castles and what not. Just received it this evening and did some testing. Using 3/4 inch water hose to an 3/4 inch connection, then going to a washing machine hose. I connected a 1/4 nozzle to bump up the pressure and to help it aim. I tossed the pump in a 5Gal bucket using a 5AH SLA battery.
Low current draw, runs cool even when not submerged, moves plenty of water over cooler pads, and add a 12 vdc fan and the evaporative cooler is 'off the grid' and onto solar panels/batteries. I live in the desert, make my own power and use an inverter only when absolutely unavoidable. Besides, this is a good way to make a cooler out of one that has been junked - all you really need is the box with pads, a 12 v water pump and 12 vdc fan.
Answer: no