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: Does this drill have a reverse
Document: Initially, I bought the Sears Craftsman model 10137 for about $60. It was very slow drilling 1/4" holes 2" deep in concrete basement walls. It got bound and I needed to use reverse a couple of times. I did 3 holes when the switch that sets the drill for hammer drilling or regular drilling broke. The switch would pop out of whichever setting I put it in. I returned the drill and bought the DeWalt DW511.
I would not recommend this drill.
It is more than enough drill for just about any application you could come up with.
Just a great drill at a great price. Plenty of power to drill any thing. What do you need to drill?
In the hammer mode it drills in concrete about twenty times faster than a non-hammer drill.
The Dewalt hammer drill; this drill has a keyed chuck, this chuck is very oor it will not hold a bit,believe me!
Have only use it a few times, so far no problems, it sure is a lot easier to drill holes in cement with this drill.
Powerful drill, made &#8203;&#8203;some holes in the wall and it was pretty simple.. excellent and very good, I recommend it!
Remember, if it hits a stone in aggregate, it is going to slow down until it is through. You won't go wrong with this drill, and it has a rotary setting too for conventional drilling jobs.
Perfect drill, just what I was expecting. I would recommend this to anyone. I intend to get a cordless drill later.
Answer: yes