The larger models underwent renovations when the brand changed to Deutz-Fahr in 1980. However, a cab equipped with a unified front window was introduced only a little later. The smallest model in the range was the M 1102, equipped with a 100-horsepower six-cylinder engine, with a cutting width of 300-420 cm. The largest was the M 1630 H, equipped with a 560 cm cutting platform and a 6300-liter grain tank, producing 214 hp. The range also included a hillside combine harvester, the M 1302 HS.

For the year 1982, a new cab was introduced and the range was streamlined. The M 1202 model was still produced in green as a Deutz-Fahr. Other models were discontinued much earlier to make way for the M34/35/36 models.

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