IF you have two tractors loaded nose-to-nose, or tail-to-tail, it doesn't make much difference on the balance of the load, unless you either A, can't get the tractors far enough rearward, or B, the weights of them are considerably different.
I prefer to load nose-first. I'd rather back off the side half way down the ramps, then clear up on the deck. It's the same thinking we used for setting the ramps. If they are set a little wide, you are more likely to fall off them to the inside, and not get hung up on one.
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