Product review (4 stars): If you are capable, it's worth doing yourself. Not fun.
Not much to say, it all fit properly on our maytag. Come to find a seal had failed and a leaked formed causing the bearing below to get wet and then rust form. This created a monster that sounded like a jet engine spooling up and drove everyone crazy. Now everything is smooth sailing and has been used regularly. You WILL need a tool that pushes out old Berings and pushes in new ones. I was lucky and had a buddy with one. Bearings can still be tricky with it still though, they have got to be completely in straight or your shaft will not align properly.