Pump Motor Noise Diagnosis?

[rcsupool]

I think I am asking for a lot but, is this a bad bearing noise? If so, how do I find the right bearings so I can do it myself?
The pool service person, new to me, says the pump is circulating water properly, and just let the motor run as it is until it dies, which doesn't feel right to just throw away things, plus my daughter, the owner of the pool/house, is on a tight budget right now.
Here is a YouTube video link of the noise:

Also, find the pump's equipment label image below.

 

[JamesW]

Check the impeller.

 

[ajw22]

https://www.amazon.com/XiKe-Precision-Replacement-Whisperflo-Durable/dp/B01GLQXZN0

You have a bearing puller and other tools?

 

[rcsupool]

Don't have the puller or the pipe, but can buy them. Can you recommend a puller size and style?
I can get a new motor and gasket kit for around $500 plus my labor, but if the noise sounds like the bearings, I'd like to go that way. The pump filter equipment is about 8 years old and looks very good from the outside.
I will check the impeller with a screwdriver through the pot cavity, also.
Thank you for your replies.

 

[rcsupool]

Check the impeller.

Thank you, I will.

 

[rcsupool]

https://www.amazon.com/XiKe-Precision-Replacement-Whisperflo-Durable/dp/B01GLQXZN0

You have a bearing puller and other tools?

After further research on this repair, I have decided against it, since it may have surprises that would not be fun. Additionally, a local motor repair would cost around $200 here in Miami, which is about half the cost of a new motor.