Well I was able to remove the V-bars today. I Drilled out the snapped screws, Sprayed with pb blaster, Clamped frame to bench, and heated with a small propane torch, then slowly worked halve the frame apart. The V-bars broke on one side leaving 1 1/2" sticking out, I put vicegrips on it and started tapping, Then snap again! Both times they snapped at the threaded screwhole. Now I have the remaining pieces inside and I'm thinking thats it!, I have to buy a frame now!. So I can see the left overs inside the screw hole and I take a small drill bit and drill a small dimple in it, then take a small center punch and drive them out in small segments, then redrilling,driving ect till they are all out. This all was done within an hours time. Hopefully this can help someone else out there not wanting to cut their frame to get these blasted V-bars out
