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I have an NAA with a 7 foot disc. It is international brand, not the international that you are thinking of, but a knock off. Made in Cincinatti OH. Pretty good quality, heavy built,adjustable gang settings, however, it does not have sealed bearings on the gangs. Not a big issue unless you plan on using it on a lot of acres. It has the adjustable gangs, I have mine adjusted to the most aggressive bite available. It misses the rear tires by about an inch or two. The most important thing to keep in mind is to use a stabilizer bar. If I didn't have one on, the disc would swing side to side and take chunks out of the rear tire. All in all, I'm pretty happy with the disc, a lot of dealers that carry small line equipment have them, or have access to them. It's a nice fit for the NAA and works up the ground just fine. About $700 new. I know used ones sell for less, but I had zero luck finding one in decent shape for any less than half of what the new one cost. It's all relative to what you want and how much you want to spend.
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