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@Brommers
Doubt it. Even if the end of the sheared bolt is accessible from the other side of the frame, you're unlikely to be able to do anything with it. Looks to me like it'll have to be drilled out, and the threads re-tapped. If you're really lucky you might be able to get the sheared bolt out using an Easy-Out stud extractor, if the remains of the bolt aren't seized, although Easy Outs tend not to work in most cases in my experience.