In autumn 2019 at Agritechnica, MF introduced the 5700 M series. The move was primarily aimed at clarifying the model-naming policy. The 5700 M replaced the earlier 5700- and 6700-series tractors that had been part of the Global Series. The “M” denoted a mid-range specification level, while the more highly equipped models already carried the letter “S.”

The 5700 M line comprised five models powered by a 4.4 litre Agco Power engine delivering between 95 and 135 hp. The two largest models came with a 12+12 gearbox. On the smaller tractors, you could also specify the Dyna-4 transmission with a four-speed creeper, giving a total of 16+16 gears. New for this series was the fact that even the base transmission was equipped as standard with an electronic reverser.

The hydraulic system delivered 58 l/min as standard, and by combining pumps as an option could provide up to 100 l/min. The three-point linkage was electrically controlled. The cab featured a flat floor and a moderate noise level of 75 dB. Both the differential locks and the PTO were engaged electro-hydraulically.

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