It must be an X-15 or 16. That or an older Cat.
Not sure what the 'B' designation means, but I think it's a non-overdrive.
It'll handle it, as long as the operator knows what torque range he's operating in. Lot's of variables. Mechanical engine, Electronic, full computer controlled? Unless it's 'tuned', rarely will a computer allow an engine to be operated at 100% of the torque value. A mechanical engine is going to give what is demanded of it by the pedal, load, manifold and rail pressure. Watching the pyrometer, fuel pressure, tach and listening to the engine will give you the best power without blowing the profits out of the stacks.
And make sure the engine can breathe.