Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

Input:
Question: The label on the motor shown states 1/2 Horsepower. What are the specs for the 1 HP motor.
Document: I'm very happy with this, the motor has lots of power, was just what I was looking for to put on my antique drill press that I was rebuilding. I have used it to drill holes up to 1" threw 1" steel plate.
Motor was complete, shipped very fast, and works great. I replaced a smaller motor with this one and really like the difference. Very pleased.
I had to replace the motor on my Craftsman table saw and this one fit the bill. So far it preforms better than the original motor. It has adequate power that I need to cut hard wood like maple.
Excelent motor. Has all the power I need to turn Stainless Steel on my lathe. I would recommend this product to anyone who is looking for a motor with enough power to run equiptment without having to go to a 3 phase motor or 220v.
Searched hard for a motor to fix a beat-up old cement mixer. Didn't want to spend lots of money so wanted a replacement at cheapest price. This fit the bill. Only minor problem was the paper directions to connect the electrical wires was wrong and useless. The attached tag was correct however and when followed the motor worked fine.
There is about an inch more shaft length than I needed. My ten-inch thin kerf general purpose blade easily ripped a pressure-treated 2x6x8 into 1x1-5/8" battens. The motor didn't bog down or overheat. This is an import from Taiwan, weighs the same as the original motor, but has more generous venting. I'm happy for now (May 2014), will update if any problems.
I have seen Grizzly catalogues in the 80's and 90's, so I know it's an established company. The G2905 I received looks pretty much like the advertisement except that the end caps are convex rather than being flat. There are two separate doghouses for start and run capacitors, and only one can be seen in the Amazon ad. The shaft height from the motor mount was an exact dimensional match to the old Sears motor and the wiring was straightforward (instructions on the housing cap).
Perfect replacement for my old Rockwell drill press. Came pre-wired for 110V and CW rotation as I needed it, but instructions for CCW and 220V wiring are included.
Answer: no