Product review (2 stars): This is NOT a "by Whirlpool" OEM (FSP) roller
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I bought this because the listing said "by Whirlpool". I didn't realize that what is pictured here and all over Amazon as the genuine Whirlpool / Maytag part is actually an after market part. If you are looking for an after market set you can save (currently) $4 by ordering this&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Drum-Roller-with-Shaft-Replaces-Maytag-303373-12001541/dp/B006WNLUQM/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Drum Roller with Shaft Replaces Maytag 303373 12001541</a>&nbsp;instead. They admit it is after market and cut you in on the savings.
By the way, it is fairly rare for a repair to require any new shafts, or a left roller. The right side roller takes most of the abuse. Clean the old shaft well with a rag dampened with penetrating oil, then apply one drop of 20 weight oil before sliding the new roller on. While you are in there you should give the left roller the same treatment. Try not to flip the wheel around so that it will now turn the opposite way in case the wheel is worn with the shaft. In most cases your best bet is to purchase just one of the real-deal OEM rollers&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Whirlpool-12001541-Drum-Roller-for-Dryer/dp/B0053Y2MU4/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Whirlpool 12001541 Drum Roller for Dryer</a>. You might notice that the GENUINE roller, whose picture in any of these listings is as elusive as a picture of Sasquatch, uses more of a translucent plastic, where this wheel is white. Also, on the one side of the genuine wheel you can see four extra posts next to the hub where the plastic was injected and the posts cut off.
What seller "Parts Appliance Chicago" sent me from this listing was two of the white washers, pictured in the lower left, none of the wavy / spring washers in the upper left, and no nut. But they did manage to send me two rollers! The seller was tricky because they sent a genuine FSP shaft in the bag to make it appear as if the whole set was FSP. The smell of cheap Chinese rubber gives it away. I doubt the OEM wheel is made of that garbage. Now the question is, did I receive two half decent ERP brand knock-offs, or did I get some real junk? I don't know. I will come back and update this if the rollers fall apart in the next year or two but I suppose by then this listing will be removed.
UPDATE 1-16, the dryer is still functioning well with two of these no-name rollers.