The MF 510 was introduced as the successor to the MF 500 in 1965. The combine harvester, manufactured in Scotland, was equipped with a 5.8-liter six-cylinder Perkins engine. Compared to the latest combines, its design was somewhat outdated, unlike the larger 525 and 625 models. A special feature of the 510 was its automatic cutting height adjustment. The unloading auger could be hydraulically rotated, and the speed control of the straw elevator was also hydraulic. A hydrostatic transmission was available as an optional extra. The cutter bar was quickly detachable. A parallel model was the 515, equipped with a 420 cm cutter bar. The same series also included the successors to the 400, the 410/415, which were not imported to Finland. Models 415 and 515 featured a Multiflow after-separation device behind the straw walkers (also used in models 410 and 510 in France, among others). On the North American market, the 510 was sold through most of the 1970s, as the 520 was not introduced there.

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