Almost forgot: Subsoiling in the fall will also create a good load on a 30 hp and under tractor. I subsoil my hay pasture every fall trying to better improve drainage and reverse years of animal compaction from previous ownership. My soil is like white clay concrete which puts quite the load on a small tractor. My ole Farmall h know its getting a workout subsoiling. (Farmall M plays with it though).
Another option which I have not done: Would be to temporarily create a mulching rotary cutter. Could do this by making a temporary bolt on plate for a bush hog (or rotary cutter) that restricts the mower discharge outlet. Not sure you would want to totally block the discharge outlet since bushog blades typically do swing on the stump jumper and too much restriction might be a problem depending upon conditions (would have to play with that). Anyway the restricted discharge would create an increase load in even shorter grass as well as mulch it up.
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