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: how low from the ceiling can the platform be lowered.  I have 14 foot ceilings?
Document: This solved our cluttered garage problem. It is easy to operate and does exactly what it is designed to do. Installation was fairly easy and can be completed by one person. My only complaint is that it will often lift unevenly,  not just a little either. It sometimes will be a foot off to one side. The bikes will then bunch together on the low hanging end making it difficult to separate them when lowered.
I have 2 of these mounted to the ceiling of my garage (Ceiling height is 7 feet). I use them to hoist 14 foot sea kayaks, which only weight about 45 Lbs. (with all the accompanying gear stowed inside). I had to install a new electrical outlet, as the power cords for the units a quite short. These work great, lots of power, smooth operation. Nice handheld control.
Pictures & info were very deceiving. It requires lots of wall space. It also requires high ceilings. For my garage it hangs down really low. No need to raise & lower it. Flemsily made. Haven't stored anything on it yet but wonder if it will hold up to 200lbs.
I now own 6 of these - showing you how much I like the product (2 in my first house, and 4 in my second). I am an avid cyclist, and my kids collected several bikes each over the years. So, my first use for the Gator was a bike solution. Even with relatively low ceilings, if you place the bike seat over the bar and secure the seat post with a hook, this product works great. The bikes tilt relatively parallel to a car windshield.
All in all with the face that the bikes are not balanced or held correctly while aloft, I would Not  recommend  this lift to anyone with less than a 10 foot ceiling. You mine as well not have a ceiling rack because your bike will hang down lower than they originally did.
So, aside from the manual needing a good proofreading we love the product and it does exactly what it was purchased for. It took me a little under 2 hours by myself once I had everything out and laid out in front of me.Our garage ceiling is just under 12' high and this has no problems getting low enough to get all the bikes, the smallest one included.
I purchased this for use in a garage with a high ceiling (roughly 18 ft). The details say extension kits are available for ceilings over 15 ft. Unfortunately, they offer no extension for the controller (I called the company to order one, and was informed it did not exist).
With my install I actually mounted it up in the attic space in my garage so when the platform is raised it if flush with my ceiling and the items are in the attic space, took some doing but well worth the effort.It was a very straight forward install and I was able to do it myself in a weekend and that included the framing and reinforcing of the opening in my ceiling, the actual install of the Garage Gator took approximately 2 hours.
I have installed and have been using the product for a few months now and can say that is has met all my expectations that is the reason for my 5 star review.I have installed this in my garage and replaced the hook bar with my own platform made of 3/4&#34; plywood and the cables that were supplied.
Although I had some problems with the Garage Gator platform (see separate review for that item) this winch system was relatively easy to install (it's a little heavy lifting overhead), and works great. I use it to store an adult recumbent tricycle above my car in the garage. I can raise and lower it in a matter of seconds. The controller has a key lock to prevent accidental use.
Answer: yes