As used in the Franchise Termination Act:

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A. “current price” means an amount equal to the price listed in the supplier’s printed price list in effect when the franchise is terminated, less applicable trade and cash discounts;

B. “dealer cost” means an amount equal to the sum of the original invoice price that the dealer paid for inventory and the cost to the dealer of its delivery from the supplier to the dealer, less applicable discounts;

C. “dealer” means a person in the business of the retail sale of farm tractors, farm implements or the attachments to or repair parts for farm tractors or farm implements;

D. “franchise” means a written or oral contract or agreement between a supplier and a dealer, that may be called a “dealership” or by any other name, by which the dealer is authorized to engage in the business of the retail sale of inventory according to the methods and procedures prescribed by the supplier;

E. “inventory” means new or unused farm tractors, farm implements, utility tractors, industrial tractors, attachments and repair parts that are provided by a supplier to a dealer under a franchise agreement and that were purchased within thirty-six months of the termination of the franchise or were listed in the supplier’s current sales manual at the time of termination; and

F. “supplier” means a manufacturer, wholesaler or distributor of farm tractors, farm implements, utility tractors or industrial tractors or the attachments to or repair parts for that equipment.