“Captain Tractor”, the pioneer of mini tractors, Set a new world record

Simultaneously, 70 identical tractors were used as chariots for the idols of 140 deities and performed spiritual pilgrimages.

Rajkot (Gujarat) [India], June 22: Recently a historical event happened. In which the famous Captain Tractors Pvt Ltd of the country got an important place full of pride and gratitude in the famous International Book of Records of the world. On that memorable day, April 6, 2023, a truly remarkable event took place at Jetpur in Rajkot district of Gujarat. A symbol of trust between the company and the farmers, Captain Tractor Pvt Ltd’s extraordinary efforts transformed not just tractors, but dreams and aspirations into beautifully crafted chariots. In which 70 mini tractors of the same model and colour were lovingly converted into chariots. Each had the good fortune of transporting over 140 precious idols of Gods and Goddesses, on a spiritual journey of about 27 kilometres within 12 hours.

This journey of idols of gods and goddesses on Captain Tractor in this Lokyatra proved the excellence of Captain Tractor and the farmers and their unwavering commitment towards them. Every minute detail resonated with the very essence of Captain Tractors’ values and cultural heritage. The process of transforming a tractor into a chariot was a symphony of ingenuity and creativity. Captain Tractors proved their versatility and adaptability, showing their true potential as they became the embodiment of tradition and celebration.

All the proceedings were meticulously recorded by the International Book of Records and the International Book of Records awarded the world record honour to Captain Tractors. Captain Tractor has achieved the world record of converting the maximum compact tractor of a single model and colour into a chariot in a religious event. In this incredible journey, 70 tractors covered the distance of 27 km in 12 hours with devotees walking along.

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