Product review (5 stars): Identical to O.E.M.  Heavy-duty and quiet operation
Yup. It works. Looks like it's made by the same people with little tiny fingers and the original equipment on my dryer. Just make sure you orient the motor properly before you bolt everything back together. Actually seems to be quieter than new. The weak point seems to be the little pot metal "collar" things that act as part of the clutch when the motor gets its "starting" voltage. The appear to be "designed to fail." Sure it's just planned obsolescence, but what're ya gonna do? Anyway, good O.E.M. motor for the do-it-yourselfer who wants to save $250 by doing it hisself. Or herself. Make sure to get the cheap kit that includes new pulleys and all that. An extra $10 means you don't have to pull it all apart.