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.

Input:
Question: What is the weight of the product with packaging? Thanks!
Document: Just what I needed at the right price for occasional work on my bike. Well made product.Bolted to a 2x6 which I clamp on my bench so I can use it as needed, and not be in the way the rest of the time.
I use this to fix my equipment like weed trimmers at my work job. This product is really durable and hasn't failed using really heavy equipment. Good price and great product.
Decent quality bench mount repair stand for bikes. Stable, well built, fairly heavy weight. Locking mechanism is pretty good. All in all, a very good value for $49.
Do not purchase, step up and get a Park bench unit or a proper rotating work bench. I have used this product for almost a year with mixed results. I had to build a platform to get it far enough away from my work bench, and high enough to keep one tire off the deck where I do my bicycle work.I can not lift the bicycle and tighten the holder for the seat post if I have a under seat bag.
for the money no complaints here get some pipe clamps and turn any basement with laly columns into your own personal work shop. Winning!
excellent tool. perfect for gas trimmer repair.Help me to make the repairs trimmer more easily.I recommend this tool for small engine workshopsI recommend this tool for small engine workshops
bought it to use as a bow vise for working on compound bows. functionally, the stand is perfect. solid, positive locks and stable. where it fell short was it's alignment to the vertical and horizontal. when the jaws are in a horizontal position, they are actually 9 degrees off for my purpose. i came up with an adjustable mount to correct. when rotating the jaws, alignment to plumb is consistent. if this rack were to be square and true, it would be perfect for an archery application.
Works great with the base I made. Holds my bike very steady. I can mount it to the height I like.
Well-built and cheap, but the design is astoundingly ignorant. It's impossible to imagine that whoever designed this attempted to use it for repairing a bike even one time. The irony is, it could be even cheaper if it were designed properly. The vertical column is simply too tall. It provides no advantage, wastes material, and prevents the pedals from turning ( which is why you put a bike on a stand in the first damn place! ).
This mount seems very sturdy. I mounted its flange to my bench. The &#34;axle&#34; is steel. The welds are very good. Adjustments were easy to make. The grip is soft and easily grabbed my seat post securely. It is very easy to spin the bicycle while clamped by loosening the back clamp. The teeth on the axle flange make it easy to lock the mount at almost any degree of rotation securely w/o having to apply much force.
Answer: no