The old seal was made from rawhide and is very durable. well I mean if they just now failed then "durable" should follow MEGA. The new seals are cheaper to make and are still very durable but will get hard over the years where a raw hide seal will not. One thing to note here is since these seals are both durable, then why did they go bad. I have found it is usually a bearing that used to keep a shaft steady is now letting the shaft wobble a little bit and has worked the seal surface out of round. another cause is very dirty oil which would grind the seal surface (and also cash in the bearings). Be sure to check those bearings on the lower and upper trans input, It seems to be a common failure. I know of a one owner H right down the road from me that had them go bad when the tractor was 15 years old. They are small bearings but take a lot of turns.
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