Product review (5 stars): Outstanding clutch assembly for Series 80 washers!!
So after months of manually turning the drum to get the clutch to engage and spin the durn clothes, I checked out Amazon and found this kit. It's a fraction of the cost of the factory OEM kit that I priced locally. I figured I'd roll the dice and buy this one instead and if it failed, I'd run up the street and get the factory one.

Best money I have spent in some time. This kit is outstanding. It comes well finished and all the parts seem to be as well built as the old one I replaced. It even comes with the extra spring for compact washers.

So I set out replacing the clutch by watching a great video how to on Youtube. I had all the tools required (1/2 inch socket, 1/4 inch socket, flat standard screwdriver, needle nose pliers, etc) and got started. All the parts in this kit fit great and there were no issues nor modifications made to get them installed.

If you can move a washing machine outside like I did it will make the job that much easier. I hate doing jobs like this in cramped quarters and don't have a garage to work in. The hardest part of the job was removing the motor/transmission assembly from the cabinet and drum. Everything else is easy and requires little strength.

Shipping was lightning quick. I don't think it took but two or three days tops to find it in the mailbox.

I am on my second load of towels now. I ran a light load to test it and then a heavy load to test it even more. Shes spinning away on the final spin cycle right now.

I haven't had this machine that long and I can already tell that the clothes are coming out drier than before...even when the machine was relatively new. That will probably cut down on my drying time and it won't take long to save the low price of the part in electricity and pay for itself.

Great product. Five stars. I took the money that I saved on hiring a repairman and went to a local big box store and dropped 85 bucks on a set of hand trucks. I am tired of renting them and always seem to be needing a set. So the trucks and the part and I am right at the 100 dollar mark....about what a repair person would charge just to drive out and diagnose it.