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 this be used for occasionally carrying a wheelchair (folded)?
Document: Now she loves it - way classier than the piece of junk she was using to haul her $2K bicycle around. Of course we have not tried carrying a bike on it yet, so stay tuned.
We have not used this much but we love it. I like the fact that it can get out of the way when we need to open the tail gate. It seems very well made. We also like the way it snugs up in the hitch which. As you turn a know they have a moving part that expands in the hitch until its tight so it won't move around at all.
I have left the rack in place w/o a bike for much of the time, and one caution which is pretty obvious -- be care backing up! You now have added extra length to your vehicle. And you do stick out a bit in parking spaces when facing in. I bought some automotive red reflective tape and used it liberally to the back side of the upright, top bottom and sides, and on the ends of the bike attachment bars. An ounce of prevention ...
a little movement front to back, but overall very secure. nothing to worry about- rack sticks out far enough so that any movement wont let the bike hit the car- didn't know this when i bought it but it comes with straps for the front wheel so you can secure it to the bike to prevent it from swinging around (even if it does it wont hit the car.
While some more text in the instructions might be helpful, I still found the unpacking and installation to be quick and easy. The weight might make it a bit strenuous for a smaller person alone, but being six feet tall and 200 Lbs it was not a problem for me. One question for the Yakima folks: Will you please tell me what 10 foot-pounds is supposed to feel like when tightening the hitch expander?
This rack works well but is very heavy duty and, for some, may require two people to position it in a hitch receiver due to weight and awkward size. After assembly in the hitch (which is easy enough), it feels very sturdy, but I've noticed some fore/aft free play in the vertical post - perhaps an inch or so at most at the top.
This rack is exactly what I needed. Everything is accessible and easy to use. The only downside is the weight for those who might not have the strength to lift and manage inserting it into the hitch.
This product arrived as advertised. It is easy to install (if you've got the hitch) and the tilt is a nice feature, allowing easy access to the hatch (we have a 2013 Ford Edge). The whole unit is a bit heavy, but it is solid construction. The two button operation is simple and easy to use. The instructions recommended a bar to keep the bike level, but this is not really necessary. Would recommend this to anyone who only needs to haul 2 bikes.
This hitch rack is quick to install on my vehicle and just as easy to remove. I like the way it lowers to allow entry into the rear door of my vehicle. The product is solidly built and should last for many years
Then all I had to do was remove the adapter. It wouldn't budge. It was so tight I looked for another allen screw, but the there were only three. The removal instructions are a simple drawing showing the allen screws out and the adapter being pulled off to the side. Would that it was that easy! I started tapping with a hammer and it moved a little, then stopped. I tried rocking it front to back but it would only go so far.
Answer: no