two rims to make one good one w/ pictures

I have an International Little Genius 2-14 plow on rubber that I am working on restoring. Well I have been trying to find a good front rim and a good rear rim for a couple of years now and found it to be next to impossible (they are either rotten or $$$$$$$). So I purchased a spare plow for $40 took all the parts off I needed and sold the rest for scrap and got $45. I saved both front rims, and the back rim as well as a couple of needed levers. Front rims were getting pretty bad though, so I decided to make one good rim using two bad ones. I had a bad WD front rim (bolt holes wallored out), so I cut the center out of it and cut the rim off of the center on the old plow wheel and after a little work I will be able to take it to the welding shop for final welding. Then it will be primed, primed, primed/surfaced, painted, painted, and clearcoated so as to make it last for a long, long time. Just thought that I'd share some picks of what it takes to do this.
Thanks
Adam