The bill establishes regulations for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) regarding the availability of documentation, parts, embedded software, firmware, tools, and data necessary for the maintenance and repair of agricultural equipment. OEMs are required to provide these resources to independent repair providers and equipment owners at fair and reasonable terms, which should not exceed the manufacturer's suggested retail price. The bill also outlines specific definitions related to agricultural equipment, authorized repair providers, and independent repair providers, ensuring clarity in the roles and responsibilities of each party involved in the repair process.

Additionally, the bill includes provisions that protect manufacturers from liability for improper repairs conducted by independent repair providers or owners. It specifies that manufacturers are not obligated to disclose trade secrets and sets limitations on the modifications that independent repair providers or owners can make to agricultural equipment. Any contractual terms that attempt to waive or limit the manufacturer's obligations under this bill are deemed void and unenforceable. Overall, the legislation aims to enhance the right to repair agricultural equipment while balancing the interests of manufacturers and service providers.