I have a lot of experience with hardware that old. You probably have a Seagate ST-225N in that enclosure. This drive was moderately common with early Mac systems. You can use it with a PC, but you are going to have to get hold of a SCSI adapter to use it. If you plan to put it on an AT-class box, something like an Adaptec AHA-1522 would do fine, unless you already have a AT floppy/hard disk controller in there, in which case you would have to either disable the floppy controller on the Adaptec card, or get a 1520 version, which doesn't have the floppy controller. Seagate also made SCSI adapters; they did make one that would work in an XT. They are rather scarce.
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