with a fulcrum about the crane cable 22 the split cable attachment option is preferred for high wind insertion of loads where an insertion distance of less than three feet is acceptable the preferred embodiment of this type of attachment is a stabilizer triangle apparatus 34 as shown in fig1 the stabilizer triangle apparatus 34 includes three steel box beams 36 38 40 in the form of a triangle with hooks 42 at the ends of the beams 36 and 38 for attaching the apparatus 34 to the two ring members 32 of the housing member 12 this apparatus 34 reduces the amount of sway caused by wind that is normally associated with the transportation of the lifting beam apparatus when its is suspended by a single cable and a swivel hook after the housing member 12 has been initially lifted off of the ground the lifting beam operator removes the control cable unit 44 as seen in fig1 from the beam cable door 46 and directs the crane operator to position the housing member 12 over the load 30 it is known that the load 30 can be attached to the housing member 12 in one of two ways the preferred method as shown in fig1 is to have the load 30 chained or strapped to a steel ring 48 which in turn is hooked to the load securing member 14 at the load end 24 of the housing member 12 the alternative method is to wrap a chain around the housing member 12 also at the load end 24 and utilize a pin 50 at the top of the housing member 12 as shown in fig3 to insure the chain remains in place the advantage of using the load.