Try rapping the outside of the spindle tube with a 3 or 4 pound hammer when you have hydraulic pressure on the spindle itself. This of course after you have thoroughly lubed the spindle with a good penetrating oil like Kroil or PB, no WD-40. You may also have luck hammering the outside of the tube with a good air hammer while pressure is applied to the spindle. Be careful though because if it breaks loose it my become a projectile. A few other things you can try before slicing the tube are heating the tube as uniformly as possible, hot enough to melt some parafin around the spindle, fabricating an air fitting to apply steady pressure to the top of the tube for a couple of days after filling it with penetrating oil, to drive the oil in, or turning the spindle with a 3' pipe wrench and cheater. I've used all of these methods and been fairly successful at breaking abused equipment free without causing more damage though your mileage may vary. I hope that you update us when you get it freed.
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