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 deep and big does the hole have to be to be cemented in ground?
Document: My husband is very handy. It took him hours to dig the hole, and put in the cement. Few days later, it took him another 3 hours to assemble it. The pictures and the directions are aweful. I could not have understood them. My husband had experience, so he could understand them. The same part was named two different things at different times.
I agree with most of the reviews here. The package arrived pretty quickly...in about a week. Like others have said.....the directions and drawings aren't ideal. Go very slowly or you'll end up taking things apart and redoing them. The backboard looks nice but is extremely thin. Be sure and follow directions as far as the hole and the cement.
Easy to install I did it by myself over the coarse of a couple of days.The most trouble I had was I hit solid rock while digging the hole but that's not Lifetime's fault. Also, I installed two pieces of rebar and filled the the complete pipe with concrete for added strength after its was installed following the instructoins
The number of parts is similar to those found in a gas barbecue, for those of you who have tackled that chore. So be prepared to spend some time on this. We dug the hole  and poured the concrete with the lower pole section inserted. You have to wait 3 days for the concrete to cure to attach the rest of the pole/hoop, so use  that time  to get the  remainder  of the unit assembled.
The box is big and bulky but it got through UPS. Even though the outside box was beaten to shreds, luckily nothing was missing.For the price of this system I couldn't be happier, the backboard is just the right size, not to small and not overwhelming. You can adjust it from about 7.5 feet for little kids to 10 feet. I usually find that 9-9.5 is the most fun and stable height.
And you can always tap a new hole in the main pole to secure it against rotation.The height adjustment mechanism is well-designed and works easily enough. The highest position takes a little effort (leverage works against you), so your 10-year-old might struggle a little. But overall, that part gets an "A". (There are springs that act as a suitable "counter-weight" against the weight of the backboard itself.
We bought this last Spring and it has really held up over the last year. We live in an area that is extremely windy during the winter months and the board looks the same as it did a year ago. The handle is easy for my 9 year old to adjust the height and the range is big enough the we can drop it down for my 6 year old to play.Excellent value for the money. Looks very nice and does not look cheap like some others I've seen.
This goal as stated, is what it is. For the price, I am not sure you will find much competition. I am not a handyman but can read a set of instructions. On my own I was able to do 80% of the work; including digging the hole, pouring cement, setting the bottom pole in the cement and construct the backboard and pole mechanisms. I did require the help of another person when attaching the backboard to the poles and when setting the goal in its final resting place.
Seems to work great. I am not a big basketball player, but the system seems to be strong and work well. I have never tried to hang off the rim after a dunk (I can't dunk) but I believe the system is strong enough to allow this.In some cases, the instructions have to be read and re-read to understand what needs to be done, but in the end, I got it put together as designed and it works well. The height adjustment works very well.
We bought it with the Lifetime Basketball In-Ground Sleeve and it worked well. The hoop goes up and down, and we've had no problems with it.
Answer: no