This bill establishes the right to repair farm equipment and lawn mowers by ensuring that independent repair providers and owners have access to the same diagnostic, service, and repair documentation as authorized repair providers. Specifically, manufacturers are required to provide this information at no charge or in the same manner and timeframe as it is made available to authorized providers. Additionally, manufacturers must offer farm equipment, lawn mowers, and service parts for purchase under fair and reasonable terms, although they are not obligated to sell parts that are no longer available. The bill also mandates that manufacturers provide diagnostic repair tools with capabilities equivalent to those available to their own staff and prohibits them from requiring authorized providers to purchase documentation in a proprietary format unless it includes unique functionalities.

Furthermore, the bill includes provisions for equipment with security-related functions, requiring manufacturers to supply necessary documentation to reset these systems. It clarifies that manufacturers are not required to disclose trade secrets or provide non-diagnostic documentation to independent providers. Violations of the bill's provisions may result in civil penalties of up to $500 per offense. Overall, the legislation aims to enhance repair options for consumers and promote competition in the market for farm equipment and lawn mower repairs.