Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

Input:
Question: Can a person order a new keyless chuck for this model ? and if so anyone know how much?
Document: It was shipped quickly and I received it just a few days after I ordered it. It is a good drill and what you expect from Ingersoll Rand. The keyless chuck is good. The trigger has a good feel (variable speed), not an all or nothing touch. Good power for a 3/8ths drill but not "HEAVY DUTY" strong.
Purchased this drill for my work truck. It is very well constructed, and has great RPM control throughout the motion of the trigger. The keyless chuck works very well, and is a true "Jacob's" chuck.I also purchased AirCat's 3/8" Reversible / Keyless drill. The Ingersoll-Rand is quiet, but the AirCat is almost silent! Both have the Jacob's chuck. The AirCat seems to have a little more power with the same psi input.
I would not recommend this drill to anyone who needs any Tourqe what so ever. It is however quiet compared to some more costly drills. I drill through a lot of steel so this was the wrong drill for me.
I purchased this for work where I build cabinets and woodwork. The variable speed trigger is much better than those cheap drills that only do one speed. The power is good and it works exellent for drilling. I occasionally use it to drive screws but dont expect it to drive long screws without predrilling, it works ok as a screwdriver since it has only got enough torque as the pressure in the airline has.
This drill feels very solid and I love the fact that the trigger actually allows you to control the speed. Cheaper drills have more of a switch than a trigger, meaning they're either on or off. I am doing a lot of spot weld cutting and I like to be able to control how much heat I put into the bit, so this drill was the right choice for me. Ingersoll makes good products that last and I'm sure this one will be no different.
this drill is affordable and durable , I am a bus Mechanic I do a lot of drilling in stainless steel and this drill does the job with ease.
but lasts a lot longer. worth the money, would purchase again, although it is very sturdy so i doubt it's breaking anytime soon
This thing might do OK if you needed to do light buffing or slow small holes in soft wood. But it has no power to anything useful.
This drill is great. it has plenty of torque and a really nice trigger feel. Just make sure you grease it and don't over grease it. Maybe ten pumps and that's it.
These air-guns are the best we have found for the money. We use them in our high-volume cabinet shop. They keep up with the demand. Simply a Great Tool!
Answer: yes