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: I want to use this pump as an emergency crash pump in the bilge of a large sailboat. Can it sit in shallow salt water until it is needed in emergency?
Document: I first bought a sump pump at my local cheap hardware store but then discovered that it needed to be an 'effluent' pump (poo pumper) and not just water... This did the trick and is much quieter than the one I originally had!
Great pumps I have the 98-0001 as my main pump and have a back up zoeller 053 in my pit and use the  water pump as a additional back up when the power goes out.
These pumps are efficient and can move a lot of water. It has enough lift to pump water into my rain barrels. The pump is notably quiet when operating and when it shuts off. We had a fluke with an object in the pit obstructing the switch, but that could happen with any pump. I upgraded to this model from a lower capacity pump and will use the old Zoeller as a spare.
I use this item as an ejector pump in my basement one year ago. It replaced a 20 year old Zoeller just like it. It's really designed to be a heavy duty sump, but it has been powerful enough to handle the grey water and occasional &#34;#2&#34; from the little-used basement bathroom. It saved me a chunk of change to go that route (others would reasonably argue you should not do that). But I'm pleased with it.
My sump pump runs daily from March till November. I needed something reliable and heavy duty. After reading many reviews I decided on this Zoeller pump in 2012. It worked fine through 2012. I followed all the instructions for care and maintenence. In March of 2013 it stopped working. Water in the basement was the first clue. I brought it in for service. It took Zoeller 5 weeks to approve the service work. When it was determined to be unfixable, they sent a new one.
Ordered mine as a replacement for original unit. Live in high water table area and original ran reliably for 7 years and often.Probably put 12 years of use on it due to where we live. Nice and strong pump and runs quiet. Worth the price for peace of mind.
I bought basically the same unit that was installed 36 years ago from Zoeller. If this one last me 36 more years I'd be very happy. I live by a lake and my basment is the same level as the water from the lake and I needed a unit that can run 24x7, especially in the spring when the snow melts and when we get lots of rain. This unit can easily handle a heavy volume of water that comes in and I have no problem recommending this product to anyone.
This is the Best and most reliable pump you can buy. If you don't want a flood, this is your best chance.
Last week, 2 weeks into operating it again ran but didn't pump. This weekend I pulled it out and replaced it with a different brand. Given how expensive they are, there is and expectation of reliabilty. Not so. Unless you want to replace your pump every 14 months and your carpet, DO NOT BUY THIS PUMP.
I guess the starting capacitor on the motor went out. Not something you would expect from a $200+ pump after a little very very light use!
Answer: yes