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I asked Google and Siri and researched. I came up with no reasonable or sensible answer. Why is the valve stem pointed inward so it is hard to check or fill? I have the right chuck and can do it but it shouldn't be that hard. What is the reason for it? Dana & Lynn 1997 38ft Monarch front entry Spartan Mountain Master Chassis Cummins 8.3 325hp Allison MD-3060 6 speed 22.5 11R Cummins Factory Exhaust Brake 8000 watt Quiet Diesel Generator 9608-M0022-38MI-4C Christened Midnight 1972 22ft 72081169MC22C Christened Camp Barth | ||
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Only reason i can think of is if that wheel was removed and put on the inside , you could still put air in it . If it had a stem pointed out , then turned around , it would be pointed under the vehicle . That's all i can figure  Harold Cat Sam Miniature Schnauzer 3.8.2009 - 9.24.2021 93 30ft Breakaway 9209-3823-30BS-11B KE5WCW | |||
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Its so you can install the wheel in any position and still have access to the valve. Remember the inside rear wheels are turned opposite the outers. 1993 34 Regency WB 8.3 Cummins 300HP | |||
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