I bought my truck this past August and shortly after getting it home the fuel system failed (runs out of fuel after a couple minutes of driving or 10 minutes at idle), and I pulled the front fuel tank out and the pickup was falling apart, so I suspect that's part of the issue and that the rear one likely looks the same, but I have run out of skill to remove the rear tank. I removed the skidplates/bolts that hold the tank in (while supporting it from underneath) but it's full enough of fuel that it's very heavy and it's wedged in too tightly to move. I don't want to keep trying to get it to move and drop the tank full of fuel on my face, but i can't get anything in the fuel filler opening to pump the fuel out. Is the next step to take the bed off? I do have a engine hoist but I don't have anyone to help lift the bed off or enough space to life the bed off and set it somewhere and still have room to work on the truck. What do I do now? I don't really have to move it by a certain date or anything but I do want a working truck at some point. Maybe give up on this project and try again with a Chevy or Dodge?