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Use a standard hacksaw blade in pull mode - so it cuts when you extract. Wrap a cloth on the blade to act as a handle. Put a nut n bolt through the blade hole inside the frame - pick one so that it stops the blade cutting the frame once you are through the post. It's generally 1+hrs work, but your arms will fall off well before then - so spread it over 2 days. You will have to make 2 cuts to get the blighter out. Have a torch handy to check your progress. Get a sharp and course (18tpi) blade.
As you may have gathered, I'd done this more times that I care to recall ;-)