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Just trying to help. Not all of us have a plasma cutter or torch, and even if we did they may ruin a salvageable spindle. I cut hardened Thompson rod all the time with abrasive saws. A small aluminum oxide grinding bit is the same thing just in a smaller package. I've also put plenty of flats...

If I was in your place I'd try to cut the bearing race in one spot (the one stuck on the spindle). Once you have cut a groove through as much of it as you can then stick a chisle in the cut area to break/spread it to get it off. Obviously there isnt room to get any cuttoff wheel in there but...