The 1991 MF 38 was in broad outline equivalent to the Dronningborg D 9000 Jumbo. The RS parallel model featured a rotary separator in front of the sieves. As an optional extra, a header extension with a canvas conveyor was available, which made threshing tall crops easier. The 38-series Valmet 7.4-litre engine produced 240 hp, and the threshing mechanism on the six-concave machine was 168 cm wide. The standard header in Sweden was 6.8 metres.

In 1993 engine power was increased to 265 hp, and the 40 RS model rose to 290 hp. At the same time the Daniavision onboard computer was replaced by Datavision, although its user interface remained character-based. A more modern look was introduced in the 1997 Datavision II version. That same year the cab was redesigned to be quieter and given curved glass, and the controls were updated. The fuel tank was enlarged to 600 litres. At the lower end of the six-concave range a budget model, the 38E, was introduced with a 225-hp engine and smaller tyres. The 40 RS’s power was also increased to 300 hp.

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