The 140 is an excellent cutlivation/chore tractor. I have a cub and a 130 that I use on my vegetable farm. The cub is a great machine. Simple to work on and very fuel efficient. It was my main cultivation tractor until I got the 130. I love the 130. Single point hitch, independant front and rear lift, standard PTO, and considerable more power give it the nod over the cub. Mine is still on the 6 volt system and gives me no trouble. If you are going to do more than an acre or so and if this will be your main tractor it will be worth it to get a 140 with cultivators. The quick hitch is very nice but only if you have implements to go with it. I use a 5 foot disk and a tool bar with a hitch prong and I can switch between them without leaving the seat. The super A is also an option if you aren't worried about the quick hitch. Your can probably find an A cheaper than a 140.
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