That's about a foot and a half (19 inches) which would be ok as long as you keep moving along slowly. You don't want to go too fast and push water into the air intake, and don't want to stop for more obvious reasons. But I wouldn't try doing this on sand like at the beach as the ground under the wheels will just wash out... like in the original post.

I just had to go through some deep water like this last weekend when we had flooding rains for a few days, but probably didn't go deeper than 14-16 inches.

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