We run all Woods impliments, except for one old Kuhn tiller.
I wont pay for anything else, and have run quite a few over the years.
Anything else is money wasted in the long run IMO.
The Gear boxes are a big selling point, as is the deck and skids.
If you manage to trash a woods gear box, you have done something noteworthy.
You might suck up bailing twine and somehow cook a seal, but it takes some serious effort to hurt them any other way.
Our Brushbull chewed up a whole Doe a couple years back, and has been stupidly used to clear 5" Popples more than once.
It's primary use is mowing and chopping up pruned canes, which is rough on the gearboxes and tends to humble the lesser units after half a dozen seasons.
Evan had a Tornado drop half of a 60' Red Oak on it...while I was under the tractor. When the tree snapped, the underside of the Landini was the only cover nearby, as I was closing up the windows when the wind hit hard. The whole tractor jumped when the tree hit.
One of the 3/8" leveling straps took a slight bend, and a new pair of shorts was the only damage.
The Medium duty line is more than robust enough for 99.9% of anything, if a guy has some sense.
The commercial line is slightly more robust, and heavy, and enough so that front weight becomes important for steering on shorter tractors.
They are worth the extra $$$, and there is a reason Frontier rebadges them with the Deer name.