I have an A with a Woods belly mower. It cuts just as nice as any riding mower but does much more at a time. It will cut things that are very tall and still do a great job. I sure wish it was on a tricycle tractor as it would be like having a zero turn. It is still very handy to cut around buildings, in fence rows, and clean up ditches.
I thought much the way you do. I only ended up with this A and the implements after trading a vehicle. I didn't figure I would ever use it. I was sure wrong. I can't believe how much I use it to mow - at least 2-3 hours a week.
I don't think I would like it on a larger tractor as that is part of the convenience - the fact that the tractor can get around lots of stuff. If I needed to shred something I would get out one of the big tractors and the pull mower. This thing just makes everything look so nice.
Funny thing is, I got the same Woods mower with my 8N and used it once. I hated it on that tractor.
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