Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

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Question: what is weight capacity?
Document: So if weight is a concern, get a regular ladder. This fits in the rear of my CRV with room to spare.
great ladder it is very portable, extends and contracts easily.holds my weight and what ever i am carrying.fits in the trunk of my car.
Compact and light weight. Easy to extend and retract. Positive locking at all stages of extending. Very stable. Easy to climb. Will lay against all portions of the travel trailer.
Great ladder. supports enough weight isnt that heavy to carry and extends easy stows almost anywhere in my rv I couldn't imagine carrying a big bulky ladder anymore
Not sure if this is ladder for you if you are needing daily/heavy usage. I use it to climb up on my roof to catch rays and an ocean view. Works great for that! Maybe for cleaning out gutters or something, too. Compact, light-weight and easy to use.
Bought this ladder for my husband for our motor home, works great, easily stored and he's very thrilled with the way it works, weight and smallness of the unit. You do have to be careful when putting the thing down or it will get your fingers, but a very small detail that's ok if you just pay attention. For the price it's one heck of a steal.
I bought this to be able to mount cameras for traffic studies. It's easy to carry and fits in my small trunk with my other equipment. I've been using it extensively in the field and at home. It works great and is holding up well. It's very convenient that it doesn't need to be any taller than you want it to be.At first it feels a little flimsy but it firms right up once your weight is on it.
I bought this for use with my RV because of its compactness and light weight. I have used it several times and it meets my requirement. It is certainly a great buy for the price. I have had no problems with the ladder, but am particularly careful, because the ladder has some &#34;give&#34; when it is extended, and I don't want to unduly test the strength of the plastic stops which hold the stairs.
I never thought much of this with normal ladders but if you lean this ladder with more than a 75 degree incline you will notice some flexing which could potentially be bad if you weigh a lot. I inclined it more than 75 to get to that light fixture since there was no risk of the base slipping due to the steps. However I did notice some flexing and I weight 155lbs.
I have never seen a ladder that folds like this before. I don't like ladders to begin with and this one is narrow and I had doubts about it holding my weight although it says 330 pounds on the web page. I finally got to use it today so my comment is based on a brief usage. I used it to clean my down-spouts at the several points on the house. The ladder reaches about 6 inches above the gutter, which supported the ladder well.
Answer: yes