I vote for a belly mower. You get a better "finish" than with rear mower.
One limitation of a Super A with mower is lack of live PTO.
Every time you press the clutch, the mower is going to stop, but only after carrying you 10-20 feet as the blade momentum drives the transmission through the PTO shaft.
You need to be VERY careful mowing up to objects. Press the clutch well ahead of time, and make sure you have an "out" if the mower doesn't wind down in time.
I mowed with a Cub for four years, and finally got sick of trying to maneuver it around trees and other obstacles. Last spring I bought a Husqvarna conventional lawn tractor with 22HP engine, 46" deck, and hydrostatic transmission. It moves faster, turns shorter, and cuts better. Plus I cruise under the low branches, instead of eating them for lunch.
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