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I see this is a bit old but just in case you didn't get it done yet I would say any experienced shade tree guy can do it. I did the rears on my 2005, they wouldn't stay up. After Camping World kept it two months and replaced some unneeded valves I did it myself. Only problem is you need a place where the Jack can drop around 15 inches when it comes loose.
Remove the hydraulic fittings, then loosen the bottoms if you can. If not remove the top through bolt and the legs will drop right out. Take them to a hydraulic shop and they will rebuild. I think I paid around 100 bucks each. I was lucky, there is a man hole right in front of my house. I opened up the cover and dropped one jack. Capped the hoses so I could move the RV, turned it around and removed the other side. Capped those hoses and put the RV back on the pad. When i got the jacks back I just reversed the procedure.
Hope this helps someone.
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