No easy way to get that out. Having it away from your shop is going to make it that much more frustrating.
Conventional ways to get a stuck pin out: build a frame and press it out with hydraulic jacks. torch it out. oxygen lance through the middle of it. drill a hole through and then torch a bit more. any of the the heat methods will cause the pin to expand and upset, then shrink when it cools and come out easily, usually.
Slightly less conventional, but effective: use a sawzall to cut the pin between the ears and the cylinder end both sides, pull the cylinder out and the three pieces will come out much easier.