WI AB31

Creates a "lemon law" for farm equipment (implements of husbandry) with defects covered by express warranty that substantially impair use, value, or safety

Requires manufacturers, lessors, or authorized dealers to repair nonconformities reported by consumers before warranty expiration or within one year of delivery, whichever is sooner

Entitles consumers to a replacement implement or full refund if the same defect persists after at least 4 repair attempts, or if the equipment is out of service for 30 or more cumulative days

Manufacturers must provide refunds within 30 days or replacement equipment within 45 days of consumer notification; refunds include purchase price, sales tax, finance charges, and collateral costs minus a reasonable use allowance

Prohibits resale or lease of returned nonconforming equipment without disclosing the defect history to prospective buyers; manufacturers who fail to disclose must indemnify dealers for resulting costs