It's a moving part to go wrong. But more than that, the fuel tank has very thin walls. I can imagine you don't want a solid object inside the tank that's able to get any momentum.
You do get baffles in liquid fuel tanks to cut down the effect, and some people have tried flexible bladders inside the rigid tanks for a similar reason but they don't work well with cryogenic fuels.
You do get baffles in liquid fuel tanks to cut down the effect, and some people have tried flexible bladders inside the rigid tanks for a similar reason but they don't work well with cryogenic fuels.