I wouldn't run it until it fails, you need to figure out what is happening. One spindle going bad with only 82 hours might be a bad bearing or plugged zerk that isn't allowing grease to get in. For all three to fail something has to be very wrong. Just a guess here, but if the deck was originally assembled without grease, then you just put the couple of squirts in that normally is needed, those bearings might have been dry from the start and the cavity never filled with enough grease to do the job.
First, go to the dealer and see what they say, and if its under warranty. If it isn't, I'd put a grease gun on one spindle and pump until grease comes out of somewhere, then spin it by hand and add even more. See if that spindle smooths out and quiets down, you might get by for a while. If so, do the other 2. If not, you need a rebuild. I hope this helps, pretty frustrating to have a new deck go bad.
First, go to the dealer and see what they say, and if its under warranty. If it isn't, I'd put a grease gun on one spindle and pump until grease comes out of somewhere, then spin it by hand and add even more. See if that spindle smooths out and quiets down, you might get by for a while. If so, do the other 2. If not, you need a rebuild. I hope this helps, pretty frustrating to have a new deck go bad.