They didn't just pull apart .Look at the way the metal connector pieces are bent out away from the wood. I'd say this garage has been shaking around a bit. If it was me [not a contractor --speaking as a layman] I would get out my best bed frame angle iron and drill holes . Then get all the used lag bolts in my collection. Then go up with come along or turn buckle and suck them back in.[After tieing across so they all pull back towards center at the same time -not individually] After that I would inspect everthing else. I don't know but new trusses would not be in the picture as much as fixing what happened then checking the walls for plumb and square. In other words fixing but not spending alot. Those two pieces want to be rejoined as soon as they can-- nothing else is broken or ruined as far as new wood . Just fix the failure. Right now they aren't supporting much. And what bent the plates away from the wood ?
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