1. In discing equipment comprising a main frame having a laterally directed, rigid supporting beam to which the shaft of a gang of discs positioned below the main frame is connected, a pair of spaced S-shaped standards each comprising a spring tempered member having an upper convolution integrally united to an oppositely opening lower convolution, the upper convolution having an upper end portion rigidly connected to the beam by front and rear connection members, the lower convolution having a lower end portion rigidly connected to said gang disc shaft, said rigid connection of the lower end portion of the lower convolution being below and rearwardly of the supporting beam considering the direction in which the discing equipment travels, the shaft and discs pivoting upwardly and rearwardly about said rigid connection of the standard to the supporting beam as a center of rotation when a disc or discs hit an undiscable obstruction so as to avoid interference between the discs and the rigid supporting beam, and the lower convolution opening rearwardly in a direction opposite to the direction of travel of the discing equipment to avoid collection of trash during use of the equipment.