The small French-MF tractors remained quite rare in Finland; sales volumes were only 10% of MF’s total sales, and they were not as high-quality products as the English models. The Model 25 was imported during the years 1961-63. The engine in the 25 was a Perkins 1.8-liter diesel. The transmission had 8 forward and 2 reverse gears, with gears 3, 4, 7, and 8 synchronized. The brakes were Timken wedge brakes. A differential lock was standard equipment. The official model designation for the 25 was 825 (according to one interpretation, meaning 8 gears, 25 hp, but the "8" was more generally a designation for MFs manufactured in France). Alongside it, Model 835 was produced in France, which had the same engine as the gray 35. The smallest in the series were the MF 21 and 22.

In 1963, the 25 was replaced by the updated 30. It had slightly more power and a higher maximum speed.

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