By tricycle, do you mean a single wheel, or is it a two-wheel narrow-front?
The latter is easy. Drive the good tire up onto a block which will allow you to remove the rim with the bad tire from the wheel. No jack!
If a single wheel, you'll need to crib up with some wood blocks and get a jack under the front end of the tractor to lift the front end enough to remove the wheel from the fork. If it is going to sit for any length of time, you want to consider putting a jack stand under and letting the tractor down onto it, especially if it's in an area whre it's apt to get bumped.
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