Will Vinegar Remove the Rust from this ATV Gas Tank? In-tank camera shots using Probe Camera

In this video, we're going to see if white vinegar and 24 hours time will remove the rust from inside of a gas tank. We'll be using a Nidage probe camera to get a full view of the inside of the fuel tank. The tank is a new old stock tank purchased for a 1993 Kawasaki Mule 500.
The camera used in the video is a Nidage wireless endoscope, available for about $25 on Amazon. I am not a paid affiliate and do not make any money from Amazon or the manufacturer of the camera.
Music Credits: "Fade to You" by Alvin Risk

[@raulascarrunz7239]

You should add this video to the Kawasaki MULE repair videos. I "inherited a 1996 MULE with a slew of issues and using your other 5 videos as a guide on how to address various things. I hope you do a wiring video. Meantime, I am removing the gas tank and filling it with vinegar, as it is very rusted. Hope it work. Thank you for the great videos.

[@budgetprojectsbydavid5263]

Great suggestion! I will certainly do that. I just posted a new video just minutes ago on the crank case gasket, oil seal, ACR mechanism, and crankcase bearing. I do have a wiring video coming up, as well as a governor assembly video. Thanks for watching my videos and taking the time to comment. I would be interested to know how the vinegar works on an older, likely more rusty fuel tank. Please feel free to update us with your results!
Best Regards,
David