Posted by Dave from MN on May 14, 2009 at 04:42:46 from (96.24.108.212):
I love the tractor, but with going totally away from small squares, and doing mostly row crops with bigger machineryI am seriously considering selling my 544.It is a 1970 544 hydro, row crop diesel. Wide front, 3 point, new 14.9x38's. 4600 hours. Has IH 2001 loader with dirt/manure bucket and snow bucket and has new paing and decals, also the big bucket cylinder has been rebuilt within the last 3 years.Rebuilt starter. Strong hydro, will stall engine under extreme load, hydro does not slip! Tractor was painted in '04 but will be repainting hood and fenders due to some cracking and peeling. I tried searching tractor house and iron search and could find no 544's with the sme set up as mine so I am asking some opinions if I decide to sell this summer. Tractor runs great and starts pretty decent in MN winter weather if plugged in.
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