You need to let the ground set after plowing, let it get a rain on it or let it dry out a few days, it'll work better then.
I've talked with so many customers that are saying the same thing you are saying. I wouldn't have a disc my self. Very few of the big farmers even use them any more.
I built a small 4-6ft field cultivator and it does a much better job. I have an extra one if you're interested! The field cultivator will draw themselves into the ground and not just roll over the top. Sometimes you have to make more than one pass, just depends on soil conditions.
I can guarantee you this, if you use a field cultivator you won't use a disc any more unless you need something to cut up vines like in a pumpking patch or pickle patch!! The field cultivator won't leave unevenness in the field either. Each pass looks just like the last one.
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