Did the same thing with 600 gallons (1000 gallon tank). Tank was outside, underground. Only a piece of copper tubing coming through the basement wall.
Took a tubing cutter and cut the copper. I had rubber fuel line with a hose clamp ready. Cut the copper, slid the line over quickly and clamped it down. Held the line in the air then put a ball valve in it. Good to go. Had a little tub, rags and cat litter just in case. Maybe spilled a cup or two at most.
Got two big batteries and a charger. Then hooked a Holley Blue pump (100gph) fuel pump. Opened the basement window and pumped it into 55 gallon drums in my truck. Didnt pump quite at 100gph with 15 foot of head pressure, but it beat doing it by hand.
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