Another vote for the Kioti.
I sold my skidsteer and bought a Kioti CK 4010 hst with a cab. The skid steer was great for dirt work and moving pallets and firewood, but sucked for snow removal and general winter operation because it couldn’t handle ice and any kind of hill or crown on the driveway or road.
The tractor came with a factory cab and 60” front mounted snowblower, along with the quick attach bucket, box blade and loaded tires.
I picked Kioti for the dealer location primarily and price second.
Kubota wasn’t in the running because the closest dealer was 120 miles away and went belly up because of a divorce situation.
None of the dealers I talked with recommended a belly mower on a compact or subcompact tractor. A ztr is faster, and, at least according to them, cheaper, and doesn’t compromise the other functions of a tractor. They even recommended a cheap lawn tractor for mowing the lawn over a drive over mower.
The CK4010 is a 40 hp tractor, but the CK series is available in lower power variations and without a cab for less money.
The skid steer is better for dirt work, and the better visibility makes pallet work a breeze, but you don’t have to climb over a pile of firewood so the tractor is better fore things like moving firewood, unless it’s already palletized.
The box blade is nice for the driveway.
Do get the hydrostatic drivetrain.