I'm going to suggest a modern alternative: Evapo-Rust.
All I can say is, the stuff works. If the tank is a small one, you only need a gallon, and you can dump it back in the jug and reuse it several times. Put it in, let it soak for a day, dump it out, rust gone. No fuss, no muss, no nuts, no strapping to tractor wheels, no witch's brew potions...
They tell you to rinse it out with water but for a fuel tank I slosh some gasoline around in it because it seems counterproductive to fill a fuel tank with water.
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