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Ross Steering part, what's this

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    Posted: 11 May 2011 at 5:14pm
I have torn down several Ross steering boxes for B's & IB's over the years and have a box of parts.
I'm puting one together for my IB project, and saw this in the box.
It's the cover that goes on where the steering shaft comes out, but it has a molded ruber seal on it, (the one on the right). Anybody know what I got it off of? What it goes on?
Bill B
 
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I just rebuilt the box to my model G. Looks like the one on the right...
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