I haven't read all the comments so this may be a repeat. If you decide on a make and model, don't get too hung up on the price. I know that is a big concern but if you find what you want and it's in relatively good shape then pay what YOU'RE comfortable with. There will always be someone that says you paid too much. Most of the time they couldn't have done any better. Gathering information is good but ultimately you are the one who has to be happy.
That being said, I can give you a couple of example that I've had really good luck with. I have a 4630 Ford that is in the 50-55hp range that has been my go to tractor for raking hay, blading and most light chores. It will easily pull the size of logs you describe. I've also had a little experience with an 1190 Case it was a handy little tractor and many times they can be picked up pretty cheap. Both that I had were diesel and very economical to operate.
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