Rhode Island H7476 mandates that manufacturers of electronics-enabled agricultural equipment provide independent service providers with necessary.
Rhode Island H7476, known as the Agricultural Equipment Right to Repair Act, requires original equipment manufacturers of electronics-enabled agricultural equipment to supply independent service providers with documentation, parts, and tools for diagnosis, maintenance, and repair. These must be provided on fair and reasonable terms, ensuring that independent repair providers can effectively service the equipment without undue restrictions.
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