if u dont like super streangt to auto load containers and not want to deal with a loader why not position ur container under the cable of a yerdar and winch them into the container. i like to run 6 meter containers on a it runner flatbed for eazyer to position or the fiat .iveco truck with flatbad
What about the mix of trees or how much lodgepole/ponderosa you have to add to mix container to get full price? I’ve sold quite a few mixed with spruce, lodgepole, normal pine and always get same same price for a full container as I had with lodgepole/ponderosa mix. The only difference I noticed is that pine gives a lot less volume per log.
Ideas 💡 where is the best place to sell including mods, and is there any storage options for 🌳 trees? No one has really touched on deadwood it has valume. Would chipping, factory drop off selling hole or cut? It says you can make extra money off of them on contracts is it worth the time or just cut n go, tree devourer them for chips or chipper cut and sell at the portable saw mill by jos? Just so many options. Thanks driver for all the time you put in to these videos.
I know this is about the profit of tree types but what types are easiest to work with straight an less branches is what im looking for some tree types are a nightmare to cut all limbs off hate thise trees lol thabks for sharing this i think all your videos are awesome no matter what you cover in video i learn something new an enjoy the content big fab of your channel so thanks for taking time to test this stuff an share what you find if you have types of trees you like or know that are easier please let me know
Nice test. I'm curious if the issue with price is around a different conversion of weight to litres for each species, which is what you see when selling logs directly. But......then the spruce should have sold for the same price if all wood is the same once it is transformed to bulk.
Great test again - thanks for finding that out for us. But I got 1 little thing tp mention - I guess your price per liter should be the price for 1000 liters, right? Keep on the good job you're doing on these vids, you have my follow now since I saw some of your videos recently. Greetz from Germany
I personally use 9m containers, because when I have two 6m on my trailer, they come loose and fly off once I start driving fast. It's so f**ing annoying, I've almost rage quit because of it. Most of my logs go into my productions anyways, on my current save I haven't sold a single container.
Sure, you are right. it is stupid to use your brain to send the right tree to the right destination cut the good lenght in order to make the max cash. Then you just have to plant the wrong tree and do it again. There is just one way to play this game.
Not worth their weight even though we're forced to remove them from certain buyable lands if you ever hope to farm them or landscape and build on those plots, and they are a decent amount of work to cut and delimb, much like elm but not nearly as bad, 40t tree maybe get 5k max, super unrealistic and honestly a complete slap in the face from Giants, really hope they change it to be more realistic, every tree should be based on a simple system of weight and length, no need for all the extra proprietary scripting which just ruins certain game elements and confuses the hell out of us players, just let us play and to hell with stupid penalties for cutting down certain trees, just frickin remove them if that's how giants wants to be about it, everything else is price per liter makes no damn sense to me to be that nit picky or micro managing of a supposedly simulator game, think I'll make a TH-cam video where all I do is tree b gone the sequioas until none are left or tree devour them to get at least something for my time...
Well in the real world different wood has different value. pines can have more value because of less knots in them so better, higher grade lumber. Does it really matter? Yes, it’s great knowing how to maximize wood harvesting and some can say yes will others don’t care. Just cut down tree and sell it and continue to play game. It’s the same as do you want to have product stored at a production plant or just place on sell and never have to worry about it. Everyone plays differently and for different reasons so just play and have fun
@@klemendebevec8777currently, containers seem to make logs much more valuable than they would be in loose form. Honestly it's to such an absurd degree I'm wondering if it's even intentional or if Giants screwed up the economy. The fact that a container of spruce seems to pay so much less than a container of lodgepole makes me wonder if the new DLC tree types might have a broken container value calculation, and if possibly the real value should be somewhat in line with spruce.
@@klemendebevec8777 wood prices in real life are drastically different. Some you are lucky to get 40$ a cubic meter as others are worth 900$ a cubic meter.
@@victoriousvictor7978 I know, prices in FS are not realistic, I know very well how much I paid for firewood this year and how much do i have to pay if i make it on my own. so I know the whole process, it's very obvious to me things are way different IRL
I think it is really sad how you have to explain every single video that you aren't doing any tricks, so you don't cut the video or anything. Like why watch if you're just going to call the guy a liar? Sorry, it just bugs me that you have to explain it in every video.
Sweet my plan is working, I sell lodgepole and ponderosa everything else goes to the mill.
Thank you for checking this out.
interesting how Giants decided how to vary the way trees work between containers and production use. Thanks for spending the time to check it out
I'm thinking they want us to use the new tree types but IRL the different trees would be worth different prices.
if u dont like super streangt to auto load containers and not want to deal with a loader why not position ur container under the cable of a yerdar and winch them into the container. i like to run 6 meter containers on a it runner flatbed for eazyer to position or the fiat .iveco truck with flatbad
What about the mix of trees or how much lodgepole/ponderosa you have to add to mix container to get full price? I’ve sold quite a few mixed with spruce, lodgepole, normal pine and always get same same price for a full container as I had with lodgepole/ponderosa mix. The only difference I noticed is that pine gives a lot less volume per log.
Ideas 💡 where is the best place to sell including mods, and is there any storage options for 🌳 trees? No one has really touched on deadwood it has valume. Would chipping, factory drop off selling hole or cut? It says you can make extra money off of them on contracts is it worth the time or just cut n go, tree devourer them for chips or chipper cut and sell at the portable saw mill by jos? Just so many options. Thanks driver for all the time you put in to these videos.
I'm pretty sure the container length must be like at least +- .5M. I put some 6.5M logs into a 6M container with no issues.
I found if you have say a 6m contrainer as long as your log is 6. something its ok. 6.9m is ok but 5.9m is not even though its closer to 6m than 6.9m
I know this is about the profit of tree types but what types are easiest to work with straight an less branches is what im looking for some tree types are a nightmare to cut all limbs off hate thise trees lol thabks for sharing this i think all your videos are awesome no matter what you cover in video i learn something new an enjoy the content big fab of your channel so thanks for taking time to test this stuff an share what you find if you have types of trees you like or know that are easier please let me know
This is good to know. Great video!
Nice test. I'm curious if the issue with price is around a different conversion of weight to litres for each species, which is what you see when selling logs directly. But......then the spruce should have sold for the same price if all wood is the same once it is transformed to bulk.
Very interesting. I guess it's the same for pines then. Very low price for them too
Great test again - thanks for finding that out for us.
But I got 1 little thing tp mention - I guess your price per liter should be the price for 1000 liters, right?
Keep on the good job you're doing on these vids, you have my follow now since I saw some of your videos recently.
Greetz from Germany
The $3.792 value is per liter of wood. Or $3,792 per 1,000 liters of wood.
@@Driver53Gaming Sorry, my fault. I am German and we use the . and , exactly the opposite way. That caused my confusion.
@@taylorman7761 no need to take fault.
Thanks, great info.
I personally use 9m containers, because when I have two 6m on my trailer, they come loose and fly off once I start driving fast. It's so f**ing annoying, I've almost rage quit because of it. Most of my logs go into my productions anyways, on my current save I haven't sold a single container.
Strap them down?
That's weird! It really should be selling by the liter. I guess that answers my other comment I left on another video.
What if you filled up the container with various types of wood?
Then you could have a lower price if the tree has a lower value.
Use whatever logs are available in the area you're cutting timber end of story. You're a fool if you don't use all materials available in an area
Agree with you mate
Sure, you are right. it is stupid to use your brain to send the right tree to the right destination cut the good lenght in order to make the max cash. Then you just have to plant the wrong tree and do it again. There is just one way to play this game.
Well aren't you a wasteful one.
What about Giant sequoia?
Not worth their weight even though we're forced to remove them from certain buyable lands if you ever hope to farm them or landscape and build on those plots, and they are a decent amount of work to cut and delimb, much like elm but not nearly as bad, 40t tree maybe get 5k max, super unrealistic and honestly a complete slap in the face from Giants, really hope they change it to be more realistic, every tree should be based on a simple system of weight and length, no need for all the extra proprietary scripting which just ruins certain game elements and confuses the hell out of us players, just let us play and to hell with stupid penalties for cutting down certain trees, just frickin remove them if that's how giants wants to be about it, everything else is price per liter makes no damn sense to me to be that nit picky or micro managing of a supposedly simulator game, think I'll make a TH-cam video where all I do is tree b gone the sequioas until none are left or tree devour them to get at least something for my time...
Well in the real world different wood has different value. pines can have more value because of less knots in them so better, higher grade lumber. Does it really matter? Yes, it’s great knowing how to maximize wood harvesting and some can say yes will others don’t care. Just cut down tree and sell it and continue to play game. It’s the same as do you want to have product stored at a production plant or just place on sell and never have to worry about it. Everyone plays differently and for different reasons so just play and have fun
Maybe it’s a growth rate thing
Is spruce in a container worse price than loose spruce logs?
My question as well, i get around 25k per truck load of lodgepole, here he got 82k in a container, i dont really get it....
@@klemendebevec8777currently, containers seem to make logs much more valuable than they would be in loose form. Honestly it's to such an absurd degree I'm wondering if it's even intentional or if Giants screwed up the economy.
The fact that a container of spruce seems to pay so much less than a container of lodgepole makes me wonder if the new DLC tree types might have a broken container value calculation, and if possibly the real value should be somewhat in line with spruce.
@@Qualjyn This should be week one hot fix then, but i guess eventually we'll get it. It really seems broken, it cant stay that way in my opinion.
@@klemendebevec8777 wood prices in real life are drastically different. Some you are lucky to get 40$ a cubic meter as others are worth 900$ a cubic meter.
@@victoriousvictor7978 I know, prices in FS are not realistic, I know very well how much I paid for firewood this year and how much do i have to pay if i make it on my own. so I know the whole process, it's very obvious to me things are way different IRL
It's not Germand for hunter.. It's Danish for hunter.. Jæger .. Jæger Korpset Hunter core
um hi i guess
I think it is really sad how you have to explain every single video that you aren't doing any tricks, so you don't cut the video or anything. Like why watch if you're just going to call the guy a liar? Sorry, it just bugs me that you have to explain it in every video.
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