Corey Hoover made it look easy. In winning the 2010 National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association Roe-D-Hoe competition, Hoover scooped up three basketballs and dropped them through a hoop, snatched three bowling pins and placed them inside pipe-like containers, then deftly set a golf ball atop three equally spaced traffic cones — all while at the controls of a 9VX IHI compact excavator, and in less than two minutes.Hoover’s winning time of 1:50:58 was the best among five finalists in the third annual event. The Roe-D-Hoe is part of the NOWRA Installer Academy, held for the first time this year in
