After looking at your pictures it looks like you have a setup that should do reasonable work, as others have said a polish on the wear parts is important, sanding will get you part way there, but a good land polish is hard to beat, you may never get there just plowing a garden, in our soil it takes many acres to get it right. The poly covers work very well. The back wheels of your tractor need to be turned in, so you can get the proper draft from tractor to the plow, 44'-48'' between the insides of the rear wheels is a good starting place, How good are the wear parts? if the shares are very worn they will not penetrate well, feel under the front edge to see if there is a significant heel worn there. Those plows are kind of light a wheel weight on the back of the plow may help in very hard ground, but should not be needed in average ground. Look up this extension publication on the internet or on this site it will give you many things to look for in plowing, it is for trailing plows but the general information will transfer to a mounted plow. Mike
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