I appreciate your suggestion, unfortunately, I don't have the strength to roll one uphill or even balance one for long on level ground. I was barely able to keep this one upright for the slight 8' downhill trip from the M105 to the transport trailer. I have lots of equipment at my disposal but I can't use most of it.
For the last 8 years I have had only about 10% of my previous body strength plus several other challenging issues (not looking for sympathy, just explaining). I can now lift 40 lbs and walk carrying 30 lbs. Being by myself on the farm, I can usually find unique ways to achieve what needs to be done. Often putting together the items to accomplish the task at hand is more interesting than actually getting the job done. the For the most difficult tasks, a young man, retired from UPS and working at my local gun store, comes out and does the work. He will be the one to put this wheel back on the hub.
Meanwhile, keeping on topic, yesterday, besides getting the wheel into town, I picked up 2 longer bolts for the adjustable lunette ring and freed up the parking brake lever on the right side.
Added content at 10 AM, 5/15/20:
Not done today, but recently - I removed the deteriorating tie down ropes from my tarp and replaced them with 3/8" bungee cord rope and plastic hooks. I think that doing so has relieved some stress on the grommets during high winds (almost daily here). They also make it easier for me to work with than the ropes did.
I also bought a 4' piece of 1" galvanized pipe to use as a 'cheater bar' for removing or installing lug nuts. My 3/4" drive breaker bar fits nicely inside.