Product review (4 stars): Just what I wanted / needed for my Kenmore HE3t, model 110.44932200.  Its an easy repair too.
Got to the house rickey tick and my washer is back in business.  IF your washer is making a loud creaking sound as the drum rotates you may have a broken/cracked spoke or more on the drive pulley.  The other source of noise is a low pitch "thumping" if the bearings are worn out.  To know which is which, with the washer empty, take your hand and lightly lift upward on the forward edge of the washer drum.  If there is a lot of play/slop in the bearing the drum will lift free upwards until you taker the slop out of the bearing and it makes contact.  When you release lifting pressure the drum lip will drop down and clunk on the bottom.  When you slowly rotate the drum by hand, the bearing does not really make much noise but a broken/cracked pulley will make a creaking/"cracking" sound as you rotate the drum like every couple of second or so depending on how fast you rotate the drum.  If thats the sound you hear and this is the part number for your washer...the repair is pretty easy with a simple Socket Wrench set and other basic tools (screwdriver or a set of nut drivers)  NOTE: Cross reference and verify the proper part number for your washer.  While
they "all look alike", some have a deeper "dish" and will not fit properly.  As an example, a pulley for certain model of say an HE3 May not fit an HE3.  The Pulley may bolt up but the drive belt may not line up properly.  So "double check" if you are not sure.  Enjoy the money you save and the confidence you gain by DIY projects.