SN2001 Swim Platform Bracket Options

I have to take the wood swim deck off to clear the garage for winter storage but have just enough space to leave the brackets on.  Today I started summerizing the boat and discovered the boat got pushed up against a 2x4 and the outer bracket pulled out of the hull and caused some damage.  The first thing I noticed is it looks like there are just lag bolts holding these brackets to the transom, is it like this from the factory?  What is the best way to reattach these lag bolts, epoxy the holes and start over?  Before I get too far I was thinking this might be a good time to retrofit fold down or detachable platform brackets so this doesn't happen again.  Who has gone this route on their 2001?  What was involved and how did it turn out?  I was thinking about trying a pair of fold down brackets like the Mastercrafts have, but not really sure how it would work with those lag bolts.  

This may or may not help but this is what I did on my old 1987 Martinique. I was able to fit the boat in my garage by removing the teak platform while leaving the “fixed” mounting brackets in place but not with the platform on. I first removed the platform. I then laid and clamped a piece of stainless steel 1/8’ish thick and the same length/width of the top flat surface on each platform bracket. Using the bracket as a template I drilled and counter sunk all the platform wood screw mounting holes into the piece of stainless steel to mirror each bracket. I then drilled two much larger holes (maybe 1/2 inch or so) on the centerline of the bracket, one about 3-4 inches from the transom and the other 3-4 inches from the other end of the bracket. I then was able to insert a total of four large stainless steel bolts (from the top down) into each hole and tack weld each to my newly drilled piece of stainless steel. I then used the wood screws to mount my new stainless steel pieces to the platform ( I did have to remove a small amount of teak material from the underside of the platform so the stainless steel bolt head could recess). I could then line the bolts up to the holes in the bracket and mount the platform using large stainless steel wing nuts and cut washers to secure the platform in place. This allowed me to to just remove the wing nuts lift the platform on and off as needed. One last thought just to be precise … I sold my Martinique in 1997 and my memory may be failing but as I recall it may have had a third center bracket (it was quite a large platform) which is really no consequence for your application.

Pull the bent bracket off and see if you can straighten it. The G-flex is great stuff and I'd go with it. The 5200 wouldn't hurt between the bracket and transom ether. 

Ended up ordering the Alloy Marine brackets and they arrived promptly and look nice.  I had a friend drill them on a Bridgeport so hopefully all of the holes line up.  I also ordered 1/4" longer lag bolts from Mcmaster-Carr as the new brackets are a bit thicker.  Hopefully I can get everything installed tomorrow.