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In the Danish 7200-series MF combine harvesters introduced in the autumn of 1999, there were very few technical differences compared to the earlier 30-series machines, even though the design of the panels was more robust. Even the grain tank capacities remained the same. The engines had been replaced with newer SisuDiesels, which, in addition to the rated power indicated in the table, had an extra 23-35 horsepower. Except for the 7250 model, the engines were intercooled.

In the 5-rattle threshing drum model range, the width of the threshing mechanism was 140 cm, and as with its predecessors, the two smallest models had a threshing cylinder diameter of 45 cm. The others were 60 cm in size, and the post-threshing device was standard. Except for the 7250, a rotating separation cylinder was available in front of the rattles, and the header was available in a tilting version. The Powerflow header, extended with a belt conveyor, was also still available.

A major structural innovation was that, instead of a "combine harvester" frame serving as the supporting structure, the machine had a truck-like chassis to which components were bolted. From model 7254 and upwards, the hydraulic double pump was replaced by a triple pump, ensuring faster operations. The cab underwent only minor changes to the controls. Gear shifts were made with push-buttons under the steering wheel. The Datavision II monitoring system remained unchanged and could be supplemented with yield measurement and precision farming functions (Fieldstar).

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