The Laverda M-series was launched for sale as Massey Ferguson at the end of 2004. Instead of Laverda's Caterpillar engines, the MF Beta series featured SisuDiesel engines with power outputs of 275 and 305 hp. So, there were only two models instead of Laverda's four: one with a 5-cutterbar and one with a 6-cutterbar. With the Beta series, the smallest models were cut from MF's Cerea range.

An 8-degree longitudinal tilt and a 20-degree lateral tilt, unlike Laverda, were optional extras, but lateral tilt of the header was standard on the MF as well. Four-wheel drive was available as an option. In addition to Laverda's header, a draper header equipped with a conveyor belt from the Dronningborg factory was available, with a header length of 114 cm.

Behind the threshing cylinder was a post-threshing cylinder, and in front of the straw conveyor, there was an additional feed drum. The grain tank capacity was 90 hectoliters (82 hl in the tilting version).

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