IF he is going to look for qa cult. they do indeed make 4 row narrow , BUT a 4 row on a 544 really is more then that tractor will want . We run a 4 row narrow three point and the best tractor for the job is my 806 with the narrow ft. and at least 750 lbs on the nose . with the tires set dead center in the row. Once you line the nose up with the center of the row you NEVER LOOK BACK ( if you do you will wipe out about fifty feet of what you cultivating , Just ask my buddy about this as HE wanted to cultivate one year and he did not listen to me as he just has to look around at everything and when his head swivels around so does the steering wheel ) We tryed the cultivator on the 720 Deere with weight on the ft. and our 4 row behind it was a case of the tail wagging the dog. A two row on a 544 would be more then enough if his fields are more then table top flat.
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