In the autumn of 2000, MF’s and Fendt’s first 8-rotor models were introduced. The differences between the Fendt 8350 and the 6330, in addition to the number of rotors, included a more powerful engine, a 105-hectoliter grain tank, larger tires, and more extensive standard equipment. Standard features included the long-awaited electric adjustment of the sieve from the cabin and a straw spreader. In 2002, a lower-powered 8300 model was introduced alongside the 8350.

In 2004, the production of smaller combines in the 8300 series ended at the Dronningborg factory. At the same time, the technology of Fendts and MFs was standardized. As a result, Fendt also replaced SisuDiesel with Deutz. Both models were also available with a hillside harvesting sieve as an AL model. The update also added more functions to the multifunction lever.

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