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 take out the anchor screws that are in my Rialto toilet with this kit? I need to take them out to buy a new seat
Document: I tried to replace my Kohler toilet seat from my Kohler one-piece Rialto model. I thought it would take 5 to 10 minutes. The boltskept spinning. I checked on Google and found that I had to purchase a seat anchor kit. I also watched a 3.30 minute video whichsaid the process would take 45 minutes. Well I called the plumber. He came with the kit and it took him 1 hour and told me it was the hardest toilet seat replacement job he has ever had.
Had to replace the seat on a 1-piece Kohler Rialto toilet, which was originally attached to the toilet with a rubber well-nut. Of course, when removing the old seat, one of the screws was damaged, wouldn't come out of the well-nut and had to be cut off. Kohler doesn't sell replacement well-nuts and offers this toilet seat anchor kit instead.
This toilet anchor kit does not worth the price it cost. But it did it's job for puting in the new anchor. I was not able to use the tool to take out the old bolt and anchor. Ended up cutting it instead.
Bought the anchor kit and had a plumber install. Throwing good money after bad. It worked, but imagine having to spend over $150 to replace a toilet seat (the cost of the kit, plus new seat plus plumber charge). Never ever again will I buy a Kohler product.
This poorly engineered, grossly overpriced repair kit is an embarrassment to Kohler. Your average plumber is likely to be unfamiliar with this deviation-from-standard toilet seat arrangement, which may lead to inflated bills or even &#34;Lady, you need a new toilet&#34;. The Kohler Rialto, and other versions that employ this fiendish attachment method are now seeing (after years of service), their toilet seat anchors break, and hapless owners diverted to this crude repair kit.
Plan to spend 10 minutes per anchor, don't rush and take care to shield the porcelain using the rubber. After that I had to use vice-grips and pliers to unscrew the old anchor so I could remove the screw from the seat attachment. Once you have cleared out the hole the new anchors and installation tool work well. Follow the instructions in the kit. I suggest cutting washers out of inner tube to replace the old ones that are not included in the kit. I agree with other posters 1.
Shame on Kohler for making their customers pay nearly $40 for a couple of anchors so they can replace a toilet seat. If I could find other anchors that fit, I would have bought them. Kohler have discontinued the replacement seats for one piece toilets. They know that our only alternative if we need to replace a toilet seat on a one piece model is to buy these anchors + a new seat or replace the whole toilet. The anchors cost more than the replacement seat.
Inserting the new anchors was very easy with the tools provided. You need a socket wrench. Removing the old anchor took 1 minute and inserting the new anchors took less than 10 minutes.The anchors and new bolts work fine and I am back on a toilet seat again...So the product gets 5 stars. The price gets 1 star.
Kohler makes a great looking toilet but this anchor kit is way overpriced.If all you need are the anchors (female) try[...]Search for Item 3ZLW4  Rubber expansion plugsCheck the measurements before you buy.
I ordered it for $35, from Amazon plus shipping. Then I could not wait, so I looked at the kit and identified what pieces I really needed. I took the picture with me to Lowes and found anchors and screws. I placed a plastic anchor in the bowl hinge hole  and then screwed in the nail and secured the seat for $5.00!
Answer: yes