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Good morning. I have recently purchased a gas powered F2 Gleaner that hasn't seen the light of day since 1996. I disconnected the line from the fuel pump, hooked it up to a 7 gallon gasoline can and drove it 8 hours home, figuring I'd be much better equipped to deal with the equipped fuel system here. Anyway, I drained maybe 3 gallons of what were the remains of 20 year old gasoline from the tank. The rest is a semi solid semi jellied mass that coats the inside of the baffleded 70 gallon factory fuel tank. The steel line connecting fuel tank to sediment bowl was a lost cause and I replaced, I salvaged th brass elbow can't Ming out of the tank and had the drive a 5/16 bolt into the sump hole in order to clear away the opening. Thus far I have put in maybe 20 gallons of fresh gas, a gallon of Sea Foam and a gallon of carburetor cleaner. Any suggestions on salvaging this tank would be appreciated.
