We ran that same model & size plow on a 450 from about 1960 till 1966. It was all othe 450 wanted in our Ipavav & Sable loams. It would depend on your soil types as to whether your 350 would handle it but unless your on very light soils & don't want to plow very deep I would recomend either a 2x14" or possibly take a bottom off that plow. If your handy with a torch & welder it shouldn't be that difficult of a job.
FWIW, our 450 had over size sleeves & pistons so was turning more than a stock 450. We also ran a dual on the landside, min. 6 weights on the furrow wheel, fluid in the rear tires & a weight stuck out about 2' from the front end. Usually plowed in 3rd TA so we could go to high when plowing in lands or in straight 2nd when plowing around the field so we had the TA for when going got tough & for the corners.
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