Product review (5 stars): Freezer works again, who can put a price on that? :-)
This costs approximately 10 times as much as a little shaded pole permanent magnet AC motor _should_ cost at retail, but it is an exact replacement part for the failed air handler motor in my Frigidaire (Kenmore) freezer, and there's great value to having a working freezer again :-)

As for the untapped (unthreaded) screw holes folks are mentioning; this is intentional. The motor ships like that and the soft metal of the frame is designed to be tapped (threaded) on assembly. Just remove the screws from the failed motor, and being careful to keep them fairly straight, screw them into the new motor once. They may be a little tight at first but they'll create their own threads as they go in. Then remove them, reinstall the motor and fan, and screw it in again. Easy-peasy.