another question i would ask,how deep are you plowing?about half the width of the bottom is normal.if your sinking it in the ground up to the beams(like my dad did ) your going to have problems.your ground needs to be right for plowing also.if you pick up a handfull of dirt ,squeeze it and it sticks in a ball it likely too wet,if it immediatly falls apart or wont hold together at all its likely dry.if it holds a shape,then slowly crumbles get after it and dont stop until its done! if one beam is bent all is not lost,very often you can remove the bent beam and move the others over,making a 3 bottom plow out of a four bottom.just looking at that plow in the pictures,you could possibly do that to this one.you would have to check hole spacings and things to be sure.
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