Can't speak to your setup, but I've plowed with its big brother, a Farmall Cub and a 193 plow. First time I did it was in the Fall of the year, with sod fighting me all the way. Looked a lot like yours. Over winter, the high clay content broke down and I pulled a Cub-23A two-gang disk harrow over it and was ready to plant seed. The following year was a snap plowing once the sod was turned.
Give yours some daylight and drying out time. Borrow a disk if you can and work through it several times. The fact that you've just turned the sod over and it's still green will make it more of a challenge.
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Stanton
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