This is the amusing moment two men used a rope to operate the broken windscreen wipers of their truck. <br /><br />Jing Krittayakorn, 20, and pal Tea Kittyot, 20, were driving the beaten-up old pick-up truck in Sa Kaeo, Thailand yesterday (August 19).<br /><br />With heavy monsoon rain they faced a treacherous commute between farms in the 30-year-old vehicle.<br /><br />That was until quick-thinking Jing used a tatty-old red rope to tie the wipers - which he then looped through both front windows.<br /><br />While Jing was driving, his friend Tea was tasked with manually operating the single wiper.<br /><br />Jing said: ''It wouldn't have been safe to drive with a broken wiper.<br /><br />''We made this limited edition windscreen. We weren't driving far. So this was the best we could do until we could fix the truck.''<br /><br />The 30-year-old Isuzu TFR needs dozens of improvements and is unlikely to pass an MOT by western standards. <br /><br />But Jing said they will keep doing ''whatever it takes'' to keep the trusty pick-up truck on the road.<br /><br />He added: ''There are lots of unusual ways to fix a car and keep them working. We will keep this car alive for as long as we can. I don't think this truck will impress many girls, but it has been good for us.''
