Removal of the tank will be needed to get a complete cleaning accomplished. E-85 will cut some of the muck, brake clean will work also. What may be the final step would be mechanical cleaning. Find an old motar/cement mixer. It must be one that the drum rotates. Plug the fuel line hole with the proper sized threaded plug. Use rachet straps to secure the tank to the mixer. Dump in 3 or 4 pounds of 16 penny nails. Put the cap on and turn on the mixer. I used nails because of the sharp points, also I just throw them away when done. A case 400 tank is big and wide open inside, use a mirror to periodically check the condition of the inside. I used a tank liner product on mine, mine came out shiny clean. BTW it had an inch of hard varnished up gasoline, but it was a 400 Case, so same as what your working with. Hope this helps. if you are close you could borrow my mixer. gobble
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