New York General Business Law Section 697-D - New farm equipment bill of rights.

  697-d.  New farm equipment bill of rights. A supplier shall provide
  the following notice, entitled "New Farm Equipment Bill of Rights" along
  with a written copy of the provisions of this article, to its authorized
  dealers in this state, and the dealer shall provide such bill of  rights
  to  each  consumer  at  the time of purchase or lease of farm equipment.
  Such notice shall be printed in conspicuous ten point bold face type.
                  NEW FARM EQUIPMENT BILL OF RIGHTS
(1) IN ADDITION TO ANY WARRANTIES PROVIDED FOR  YOUR  FARM  EQUIPMENT,
  YOUR  NEW  FARM EQUIPMENT, PURCHASED WITHIN OR OUTSIDE OF THIS STATE, IS
  WARRANTED AGAINST ALL MATERIAL DEFECTS FOR ONE YEAR.
(2) YOU MUST REPORT ANY PROBLEMS TO THE WARRANTOR  OR  ITS  DEALER  IN
  WRITING WITHIN THE WARRANTY PERIOD. ALTHOUGH, IF IN THE LAST THIRTY DAYS
  OF  THE WARRANTY, YOU ARE ONLY ABLE TO PROVIDE A VERBAL NOTICE, YOU WILL
  HAVE UP TO THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF THE WARRANTY TO PROVIDE A
  WRITTEN NOTICE.
(3) A WARRANTOR OR A DEALER MAY NOT CHARGE  FOR  THE  PARTS  OR  LABOR
  INVOLVED IN THE REPAIR OF THE DEFECT WITHIN THE WARRANTY PERIOD.
(4)  IF THE SAME PROBLEM CANNOT BE REPAIRED AFTER FOUR ATTEMPTS DURING
  THE WARRANTY PERIOD; OR IF YOUR EQUIPMENT IS OUT OF SERVICE TO REPAIR  A
  PROBLEM FOR A TOTAL OF THIRTY DAYS DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD; OR IF THE
  SUPPLIER  OR  ITS  DEALER  REFUSES  TO  REPAIR  A  SUBSTANTIAL DEFECT OR
  CONDITION WITHIN TWENTY DAYS OF RECEIPT OF WRITTEN NOTICE SENT BY YOU TO
  THE SUPPLIER; THEN YOU MAY  BE  ENTITLED,  AT  YOUR  OPTION,  TO  EITHER
  COMPARABLE  FARM  EQUIPMENT  OR A REFUND OF YOUR PURCHASE PRICE FROM THE
  WARRANTOR, MINUS A USE ALLOWANCE.
(5) A WARRANTOR MAY DENY LIABILITY IF THE PROBLEM IS CAUSED BY  ABUSE,
  NEGLECT, OR UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS OF THE EQUIPMENT.
(6)  A WARRANTOR MAY REFUSE TO EXCHANGE COMPARABLE EQUIPMENT OR REFUND
  YOUR PURCHASE PRICE IF THE PROBLEM DOES  NOT  SUBSTANTIALLY  IMPAIR  THE
  VALUE, SAFETY OR USE OF YOUR FARM EQUIPMENT.
(7)  IF  THE WARRANTOR DOES NOT HAVE AN ARBITRATION PROCEDURE, YOU MAY
  RESORT TO ANY REMEDY BY LAW AND MAY BE ENTITLED TO YOUR ATTORNEY'S  FEES
  IF YOU PREVAIL.
(8) NO CONTRACT OR AGREEMENT CAN VOID ANY OF THESE RIGHTS.
(9)  AS  AN  ALTERNATIVE  TO  THE ARBITRATION PROCEDURE MADE AVAILABLE
  THROUGH THE WARRANTOR, YOU MAY INSTEAD CHOOSE TO SUBMIT YOUR CLAIM TO AN
  INDEPENDENT ARBITRATOR, APPROVED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. YOU WILL  HAVE
  TO PAY A FEE FOR SUCH AN ARBITRATION. CONTACT YOUR LOCAL CONSUMER OFFICE
  OR  ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE TO FIND OUT HOW TO ARRANGE FOR INDEPENDENT
  ARBITRATION.

Last modified: February 3, 2019