Tractor for cutting 2 acre yard

I got a Cub 184 Loboy last year thinking it would be just right for the job. Now maybe it is just cause I want a different tractor, but I am dissatisfied with the 184 for several reasons.

First is the lack of power and utility. No 3 point hitch and too small to really do much with even if I added the hitch.

Second is the rigid belly mounted mower. IH really didn't design the mower to "float" over the ground. If you hit a bump or mow on a hill, the whole 5 foot mower tilts and you get an uneven cut.

On the positive side, it is very maneuverable and I have lots of obstacles to include some relatively steep areas. The loBoy remains stable and easy to control.

So my parameters are:
1. More power.
2. More utility (3 point and ability to mount a loader)
3. Capable of running a 5 foot finish mower off the 3 point and doing a nice neat mowing job.
4. Easlily maneuverable in tight spaces.
5. Low and stable.
6. The ground can get soft, so good floatation is a plus.

OK guys...What are your recomendations?

I don't think the C or SC is the answer on loader work. The Farmall (any size) probably the greatest field work tractor ever built, bar none, is not a good loader tractor. In fact people wanting to install loaders is one of the major factors that took away the good field work features of the Farmall.

Another item I would seriuosly look at is a skidsteer loader. You would soon find that all those places where the 184 cuts uneven would be smoothed out. Never underestimate the ability of a skidsteer. I once put 72 truckloads of fill in a cemetary in 6 hours with a Case 1737 uniloader. The community wanted to build up a low area without removing stones. If my goals were mowing and landscape improvments, skidloader and small mower tractor way to go. I think just about everyone that has gone to the larger mower tractor find them selves doing a lot of hand mowing.