Technical Can anyone help ID the steering box in this photo?

New guy here, trying to learn as much as I can- I got this photo from Pat Ganahl's latest "New post on Pat Ganahl's Rod and Custom"- retro rodding article.
Any help / details and/or other photo's of this type of steering box would be appreciated.
Thank you

(link to the article here https://patganahl.com/2020/09/21/retro-rodding/)

 

I can't tell from the photo exactly what it is, but that trunion style mount was used in late 30s early 40s Chevy pickup trucks.

 

VW bus also used this mount style.Was used a bit in the 1970"s on rods.

 

The chevy truck box that mounted sort of like that, has the cover bolts on the other side of the box...so that's not it.

 

Not VW bus either, although similar mounting. I have one in my coupe....very different.

 

Top is a Gemmer box for a 32. Second is a Gemmer 2 tooth Model A box. Bottom is a 33 box that someone posted here on the Hamb. My guess is that the box in question is a Gemmer box that someone cut the flange off and mounted with a clamp to raise it up above the frame on that car.

 

Thank you for your help !!!

 

It is maybe off a farm tractor. I have seen boxes mounts like that on tractors

 

Looks like a 30's steering box. The roadster was put together in the 1942 era per Pat's article.

 

A steering off a John Deere " L" is real close to that, they are a Gemmer box like a 32, and have a mounting bracket like that. I bought a 27 T roadster years ago and it had one on it, steered like a 32 box not that great but bearable. They don't have a mast jacket, but any Ford tube will fit.