Yard Move Work double axle T2000, will it handle the weight?

No problem, just take it slow, don't reef on it.
I hauled 140,000 lbs for two years with a truck that was only rated for 80,000. But the front diff bearings did give up after that much work.

 

i'd do that......

 

A little story on how overbuilt most tractors are...
At my last job we got a tractor in that in a previous life was a single axle daycab. It got a frame extension and a second axle. Office (I hope randomly) chose this tractor to do heavy loads. It got plated for 105,000 lbs and pulled a quad axle trailer for I know of at least two years. The weld from the frame extension finally broke after several winters in MI ate away at it. The drivetrain was still strong.

Keep it in low, move slow and steady and you will be fine. Also when you drop it, make sure it's supported by more than asphalt. Seen several quad axle trailers break through even 6 inch thick asphalt.

 

Set it on the trailer and pull forward. Is the trailer self contained or do you need a wet line?

 

Welp there ya go, hook er up and pull it forward.

 

I have personally had 145000 on a tandem axle dump truck hauling steel alloy(looks like sand) i would load up haul it 3 miles and dump i did that for 2 years and the truck was still decent. I wouldnt even bat an eye at that load. On the flip side of that ive seen my brother wring several driveshafts hauling 75k on the floor of a rgn so dont dump the clutch

 

Few years ago I was a yard dog for a large paper company. It was a 1995 single axle international day cab. This thing grossed over 100,000 lbs on the regular between the sheet side and finished product side of the plant. What’s more impressive is we never broke a single 57’ trailer at all.