I have a 2 man boat and a ford expedition I want to know is there anyone that hauls their boat and how do you do it. I am not wanting to buy a trailer to put the boat on. For the few time I want to take this boat it not worth $400 for the trailer and $75 for the tag each year. any suggestions welcome. Most of the time I will be by myself.

If you have a trailer hitch and the boat is not too heavy, something like the following link is cheap and can be altered so that it might work for you..

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Reese-Towpower-Hitch-Mount-Canoe-Loader-Black/22018478

There are also more expensive electric winch versions of car-top boat loaders which work with heavier boats.

Another way to do it, if the boat isn't too heavy, is with a U-Haul rental trailer- as the smaller open sizes are fairly cheap to rent for a day. You might need to built yourself a reusable and removable cradle that fits on top of the U-Haul and also mates with the hull of your boat. Maybe use a 4 by 8 sheet of plywood and stack your boat on top with the hull inverted. Several ratchet straps will keep everything in place, until you want to return the trailer.

I think I going to get a bed extender. I have put the boat inside the back before and it hang out, the ext. will support the over hang. There no way I could put it on the roof, ( i am 73 and not as strong as I use to be), 10 years ago I could.
When I get it I will do some photos to show how it looks and works. Thanks for the help.

This is the ideal way to go. I owned an Explorer in the past and had difficulty loading 2 kayaks on top, but no room at home for a trailer. So I would rent Uhaul or Home Depot trailers for about $25 per day.

The smallest U-Haul trailers in my area still rent for $15 a day, but they may require mandatory insurance nowadays, which might run the cost a little higher.

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I her done, found out how to remove rear seats head rest, my driver seat want move. Now this is a 8 foot boat and I think a 10 footer would work this way also.