After many logs sent to the lumberyard and a few missions later, I had decided to invest into the corn production. Got myself a corn header fro the combine a silage cutter for the tractor, and most important a corn planter. Only thing left is to finish next harvest season to prepare the fields for the corn planting.
And as for the logs getting longer? It turns out that this small tractor with the weight(not a stump cutter) at rear is perfectly capable of lifting all 4 lengths of trees, when perfectly balanced between weight centre and lengths it can be lifted onto the trailer. Just getting lazy to cut them twice as it also reduces their value.
The trees vary in 4 sizes, the twig 1 one year, the medium twig 2 year, the 2 half gingers live and dead 3 year , and the longest that should take both trailers.
As for the loading locations, I found that there are 3 places and all around the yard, where the logs can be sold to. The lake gives less money for them then the 2 ground positions, one at the centre of the lumber yard, the other one at the railroad unload just behind it where you can use the giant crane for quick unloading, and it gives same price on both land positions.
For the ease of driving of with this load afterwards, I advise a specific order of loading logs by size. First the half gingers, as they will act as floor to the following medium and smaller ones. And the top the longest as they will tend to scrape the ground with their bodies when are loaded low in the trailer and make driving near impossible.
Suggestion able but not always as follows, as I tend to pick up trees from the top first. So I tend to drive around a lot.
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