Note: buyers are responsible for verifying the options and mechanical condition prior to bidding.

Current Reported Status

– Age: Reported as late 1960s

– Mechanical Status: Good running condition

– PTO: Reported in good running condition

– Fuel: Regular gas

– Paint: Good, no rust

– Decals: All original

– Included Attachments: 8′ blade and 4′ forks

Farmall 544 row crop tractor located in Kingsville. Sold as-is, where-is — inspect in person and verify all mechanical and functional aspects prior to bidding.

Manufacturer’s Original Specifications

– Production Years: 1968 to 1973

– Configuration: Row crop

– Gas Engine: C-200 4 cylinder, 200 cubic inch

– Power Class: Full 4 plow, 55 hp class

– Main Transmission: 5 speed

– Torque Amplifier: 2 speed, offered as an option

The above represents general engineering standards for the Farmall 544 at the time of manufacture and may not reflect modifications or the current mechanical state of this unit. The consignor reported the age as late 1960s rather than a specific year.

Ideal For

The hobby farm, acreage or small livestock operation that wants one tractor to push snow, move round bales and still run a mower or an auger. The blade and forks come with it, so it arrives ready to work rather than ready to shop for attachments.

Gas, not diesel — which for a lot of buyers is the point. Easy starting, cheap to work on, and no injection pump to send out. Good paint, no rust and original decals also put it within reach of a collector.

The International Harvester Advantage

The 544 landed in 1968 with a new C-200 four cylinder gas engine derived from the six cylinder in the Farmall 856, which pushed it up out of the old 45 hp class into a full four plow tractor. It was a real step up from the 504 it replaced, not a badge change.

More to the point for a buyer today: International built these in volume, and the parts network for them never went away. Sixty years on you can still get what you need over a counter. Simple. Serviceable. Still working.

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