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Until the new heated garage becomes operational, mechanics do maintenance on the Prinoth tractors outside when the weather is nice.

Tom installs all the doors and prepares the workshop for maximum efficiency.

In bad weather conditions, snow can infiltrate the station, even through the tiniest gap. In order to avoid this, the team made adjustments on the main door of the garage, making it possible to use even during snow storms.

The IPF BELARE team installs a wooden frame in the station's new annexes to support a sliding door that will insulate the heated garage from the freezing temperatures outside.

Sometimes small adjustments make a big difference when weather conditions deteriorate. Thanks to these precise adjustments, the garage door can now be used, even in poor weather conditions.

PEA's new garage is large enough to work on a Prinoth tractor in a separate, heated section.

Thomas finalises the insulation in the walls with a triple layer of stone wool for maximum heat retention on the inside of the heated garage.

The IPF BELARE team installs the heavy mechanism for the rolling door at the entrance to the new, heated garage at PEA.

The new set of solar panels placed on PEA's new garage in December 2020 is ready to be wired to the station's micro grid, which manages the distribution and use of the electricity produced.