Pull starting any mechanically geared tractor should be done with it in the highest gear possible, with a Hi/Low shift in Hi. The 444 should be in 4 High (8th) gear. Any other gear selection will be difficult if not impossible to overcome the ratios to turn the motor, especially with a diesel. If it was running, it should be able to be pull started.
Not that you need to know this, but perhaps for a few others reading this, it should go without saying to make sure the brakes work ok before you pull it, and you shouldn't need to be going more than a couple miles per hour with the pulling vehicle.
Torque Amplifier (TA) transmissions are the exception, which ordinarily can't be pull started.
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