looks pretty good to me for any first timer!one thing that will help on the ends is to make a couple of passes cross ways(headlands).sort of watch where your plow and rear tractor tire is in relation to ends(such as when tire starts out of second furrow you need to drop plow)that will keep your ends straight and your plow will be at proper depth all the way across garden instead of shallower at ends.will take a long time probably to shine up bottoms if thats all you plow,but one thing that will help is to make a couple of passes,and then clean dirt thats stuck to them off,and make a couple more.a pain getting on and off tractor but it will help shine them up faster.There is a paint used just for keeping bottoms from rusting,but everyone I know just uses primer paint.LOOKING GOOD!
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